Popular Gibtalks event in February will feature ‘anecdotal, personal and light-hearted’ Gibraltar stories
THE annual eagerly awaited Gibtalks – based on the TED talks – will take place on February 3 at the John Mackintosh Hall with 15
Spain’s foreign minister says he is ‘very close’ to EU treaty on Gibraltar after meeting UK counterpart David Cameron in Brussels
SPAIN’S Foreign Minister said he was ‘very close’ to be able to sign a deal on Gibraltar’s post-Brexit future after meeting his UK counterpart at
Seven select committees formed by both Gibraltar parties look to tackle urgent issues like Brexit
SEVEN select committees formed this week between the government and opposition in parliament could help transform Gibraltar’s future. Chief Minister Fabian Picardo started the process
Minister encourages Gibraltar men and boys to reach out to overcome mental health issues
MEN and boys who have mental health challenges need to reach out for help to overcome their mental health issues, according to Gibraltar’s Minister for
Gibraltar museum director gives speech about battle against Napoleon in Spain’s Andalucia
GIBRALTAR forged new links with Spain’s Andalucia after its museum director gave a speech on the 1811 Battle of Barrrosa where British troops tried to
SCAM ALERT: Police warn of card scam that has cost Gibraltar businesses £100,000 in last three years
POLICE officers visited dozens of businesses on Gibraltar’s Main Street to raise awareness about credit card scam that has led to local companies losing over
Gibraltar police chief inspects British Virgin Islands force to bring it up to UK standards
GIBRALTAR’S police chief has spent two weeks inspecting the British Virgin Island’s law enforcement agencies to make sure they are up to UK standards. Commissioner
EXCLUSIVE: Young businessman encourages local talent to take on Gibraltar startup adventure
A YOUNG entrepreneur from Gibraltar wants to bring together ‘creative people aged from 18 to 26’ to help make the most of their talent with
Gibraltar asks the public about ‘progressive’ move to give teens aged 16 the vote in elections
THE government said it is looking to lower the minimum age for voting to 16-years-old which would ‘align Gibraltar with numerous progressive democracies around the
Spain ramps up checks on British travellers at the Gibraltar border during Princess Anne’s visit to the Rock
LAND frontier police tightened controls to enter Spain from Gibraltar recently, as Anne, Princess Royal, visited Gibraltar for the Rock’s literature festival, the HuffPost reported.
‘Infection control measures’ reviewed after flu outbreak at Gibraltar hospital ward
A WARD at Gibraltar’s main hospital is in the grips of an ‘unexpected’ early flu outbreak, forcing health chiefs to review ‘infection control measures’, the
Gibraltar praised as ‘reference model’ for sustainable ‘blue tourism’ after congress in Spain’s Andalucia
A GIBRALTAR expert was guest speaker at a conference in Spain on the making coastal tourism more sustainable, the government reported. Professor Clive Finlayson, Director
Gibraltar government minister meets Main Street retailers to discuss ‘concerns and ideas’
PLANS to make Main Street ‘more attractive’ to shoppers are already underway between local businesses and a new government minister. Minister for Business Gemma Arias
Three of Gibraltar’s young minds join others from overseas territories to thrash out solutions to their issues
THREE young people from Gibraltar met with others from remote British islands in the Caribbean and Atlantic Ocean to discuss their homelands’ issues. Anna Grech,
Gibraltar minister gives visiting netball experts a tour as local organisers get ready for World Youth Cup in 2025
GIBRALTAR is getting ready to host the Netball World Youth Cup in 2025 for players under 21 years of age using its extensive facilities created
Two Gibraltar Regiment cooks win medals at the UK Forces’ version of Master Chef
TWO chefs from the Royal Gibraltar Regiment got bronze medals at a competition held in the Midlands to discover the best cook of the UK
People living with disabilities and families can now see what help is available at new Gibraltar fair
A DISABILITY fair in December will show the public ‘the services available locally from the HM Government of Gibraltar and non-governmental organisations’, the government said.
New minister sets up mental health events in Gibraltar to mark international men’s Day
INTERNATIONAL men’s day in Gibraltar will this year focus on improving male mental health and raising awareness on their main issues in this day and
ROYAL VISIT: Princess Anne and Theresa May charm Gibraltar with their personal and political experience
ANNE, Princess Royal and former UK Prime Minister Theresa May were in and around Gibraltar on Saturday for the international literary festival. Anne, brother of
Religious leaders in Gibraltar hold one minute silence for peace at government building
GIBRALTAR’S religious and political leaders held a one minute silence for peace at No.6 Convent Place after the Pope’s message to preserve the local interfaith
DEATH RIDER: Footpath-riding motorcyclist drags dog to death from head injuries to owners’ horror
A JUVENILE who killed a dog while riding a motorbike along a footpath at speed in Gibraltar lost his driving licence at court recently. The
King Charles III ‘deeply interested in Gibraltar’, says Deputy Chief Minister after London visit
KING Charles III ‘remains deeply interested in Gibraltar’, Deputy Chief Minister Joseph Garcia said after he met the British monarch in London. Garcia took part
Man imprisoned for a year after taking £4,000 from four Gibraltar burglaries
A MAN who broke in and stole about £4,000 from three Gibraltar businesses during the last few months was sentenced to a year in prison.
Gibraltar readies for more EU talks as Pedro Sanchez returns as PM and Cameron becomes UK Foreign Secretary
THE successful vote of Pedro Sanchez as President of Spain with Catalan support and Cameron’s return to the Cabinet as Foreign Secretary could boost Gibraltar
Customs catch up with men as they try to load 20,000 cigarettes from Gibraltar
CUSTOMS arrested two Spaniards and seized 20,000 cigarettes just as they were about to load them onto a waiting boat at Catalan Bay car-park. The
Moroccan Royal Family member visits after Gibraltar seals deal with Tangier for closer links
A MEMBER of Morocco’s Royal Family was in Gibraltar last week after the British territory signed a deal to expand trade, cultural and sporting links