Gib’s Got Talent!

IF you have a star quality that you want to show off, Gibraltar’s Got Talent would like to like to hear from you.

The show is now recruiting for the 2014 competition.

Open to alll ages and talents, the top prize is £1000, plus the chance to represent Gibraltar abroad.

Please apply to gibraltarsgottalent@gmail.com or search for Gibraltar’s Got Talent on Facebook. Entries close on March 31.

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