What are you getting your loved ones for Valentine’s day?
We are always on the look out for something lovely to give our loved ones on Valentines Day… but forget chocolates, candles or underwear! This
BREAKING: Police searching for missing child, 13, last seen on Monday lunchtime when she left school
POLICE are searching for a 13-year-old girl from Gibraltar who is still missing 36 hours after she left her local school at lunchtime on Monday
Picardo blasts ‘lies’ of ‘ill-thought’ Brexit referendum as Gibraltar marks the day it left the EU
GIBRALTAR’S leader rued the day three years ago when the British territory left the European Union thanks to ‘pernicious lies dressed up as arguments’ in
Unite the union welcome ‘long-awaited’ Gibraltar regulations but point out some issues
UNITE the union in Gibraltar has welcomed the ‘very positive step’ made by the government to make sure private companies recognise unions. Unite Gibraltar National
Gibraltar’s own pop-rock sensation Taxi sells out three Sunborn concerts ahead of comeback year
FAMOUS Gibraltar pop-rock band ‘Taxi’ sold out their first three local concerts in four years at the Sunborn Hotel last weekend. The band, formed after
All private sector employers will soon have to recognise unions in Gibraltar as government introduces new law
UNIONS will soon be able to represent workers throughout the private sector in Gibraltar after the British territory published a law to discuss in parliament.
Researchers visiting Gibraltar highlight strengths and weaknesses of bilingualism
AROUND 30 people from Gibraltar took part in a breakthrough study by Valladolid University academics on the bilingual use of English and Spanish in everyday
‘Positive and constructive’ 12th round of Gibraltar post-Brexit talks end in London without agreement
THE Gibraltar Government has called the twelfth round of post-Brexit talks between the UK and the EU ‘positive and constructive’ after they ended without final
UK nature conservation experts tour Gibraltar sites and give workshop on biodiversity
NATURE and environmental experts from the UK have visited Gibraltar to meet local scientists and find out how to best preserve its biodiversity. The UK’s
Candle lighting across Gibraltar recalls 11 million victims of the Holocaust
PEOPLE all across Gibraltar remembered the horrors of the Holocaust on Friday by lighting a candle at 5pm alongside the rest of the world. The
Police confirm terror suspect that killed Algeciras priest first landed in Gibraltar in 2019
THE man arrested by authorities in Algericas for the attacks that killed one person and injured several more first landed in Gibraltar on a jet-ski
Company that runs Gibraltar BID project winds down as businesses rebel against costs
PLANS to give new life to Gibraltar’s shopping experience have been shelved after communication with businesses along Main Street broke down. The Gibraltar Parliament passed
Man who attacks woman so violently she screamed for mercy found guilty of assault
A COURT has found a man who attacked a woman with a knife and scissors, leaving her begging for her life, guilty of assault. Kaylan
Gibraltar government calls out to artists who would like to have their own studio space
ARTISTS could soon have their very own space in Gibraltar to create freely 24 hours a day, seven days a week, under government plans revealed
Newly-formed Multilingual Society extolls benefits of speaking different languages in Gibraltar
“MULTILINGUALISM is part of what makes Gibraltar”, its culture minister told a new group that wants to promote the benefits of speaking different languages. John
Gibraltar ‘optimistic’ for EU treaty as next round of talks begins in London with EU and Spain
THE Gibraltar Government is ‘very optimistic’ that the UK, EU and Spain will sign a ‘safe and secure treaty’ after its leaders met in Madrid
Real life Shawshank: RGP officer recalls the incredible story of the prisoner who tunnelled a hole out of his cell and wandered Gibraltar each night
A PRISONER who painstakingly tunnelled a hole to escape his cell each night and wander the streets of Gibraltar was only given away after he
Alwani Foundation starts donating to classical music concert organisers in Gibraltar
A WEALTHY company foundation that has its roots on the Rock will make sure Gibraltar residents have access to top class classical music for the
Salvage tug and barge remove cargo of metal poles from beached ship in Gibraltar
SALVAGE crews have started to remove the cargo of metal poles from the stricken bulk carrier beached on Gibraltar shores. A Koole tug and barge
Gibraltar looks at ‘alternative business models’ in case there is no deal with EU and Spain
GIBRALTAR is looking to cut out the red tape to attract a greater range of companies if talks between the UK, EU and Spain fail
Spain is ‘very close to a deal’ with UK over Gibraltar, its foreign minister says
SPAIN’S Foreign Minister said his government is ‘very close to a deal’ with the UK on Gibraltar’s post-Brexit future at the Davos World Economic Forum.
WATCH: Jury clears four men of importing £11 million of hash to Gibraltar after they admitted to possessing it
A JURY in Gibraltar has found four Spanish men caught with £11 million of hashish in local waters NOT guilty of importing the illegal drug.
New phone app gives Gibraltar’s mini Alameda Gardens zoo a new lease of life
IT might not be able to get the parrot to do the talking, but a new app could revolutionise the way visitors experience Gibraltar’s little-known,
Gibraltar may need to follow EU rules on goods and migration as part of EU treaty, Picardo says
GIBRALTAR might have to follow EU rules on goods and migration if a post-Brexit treaty is agreed over Gibraltar, its political leader told a local
Gibraltar Defence Police face up to detailed inspection for first time in 85-year history
BRITISH Forces Gibraltar has brought over UK inspectors to write a report about the Gibraltar Defence Police (GDP) for the first time in its 85
CO2 emissions from cars and planes in Gibraltar dropped by more than half during 2020, report shows
CO2 EMISSIONS from road and air transport in Gibraltar during 2020, the first pandemic year, was less than half that of 2019, a government study
