Feeling festive in Gibraltar – Ocean Village is the place to visit this Christmas
START feeling festive at Ocean Village! It is the ideal destination to get you into the spirit of the season… whether you’re with kids, family,
Volleyball smashes its way into school life after European body hails Gibraltar sports facilities
VOLLEYBALL could soon become a bigger part of Gibraltar’s education system, thanks to a deal signed with European and local bodies of the sport. The
‘We are not there yet,’ Gibraltar leader says of EU treaty talks as Spain jumps the gun again
GIBRALTAR has denied that the main text of the EU treaty between Spain and the UK ‘is now on the table’ ready to be signed
Gibraltar unveils new state-of-the-art 8,000-seater football stadium for international games
GIBRALTAR’s football association revealed its new look state-of-the-art national football stadium complete with shopping areas and in-built flats. Chinese developers will build the 8,000 seater
EXCLUSIVE: Cyclists who went from London to Gibraltar for charity open up about the trip
TWO local men who raised £27,000 for charity by cycling from London to Gibraltar spoke about surviving painful injuries to reach their goal. Ben McNulty
COVID-19 cases jump to 18 in Gibraltar after two recent deaths show pandemic is not over
NEW COVID-19 cases in Gibraltar jumped from 12 to 18 in a week, with two more people dying from the disease recently. A total of
Rum-swilling man who jumps into car gets driving ban in Gibraltar for being three times over alcohol limit
A MAN who drove his car at three times the alcohol limit got a £500 fine and lost his licence for 22 months in Gibraltar.
Sir Joe Bossano lays a wreath at the Cenotaph in London alongside British military and civilian dignitaries
THE eldest member of the Gibraltar Parliament laid a wreath at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday to represent the Rock in London. Sir Joe Bossano
Atomic yacht could make Gibraltar into global leader in the fight against climate change
A PIONEERING Gibraltarian is planning to build an atomic superyacht that will use the Rock as a base to help save the world from climate
Armistice Day marked by politicians, military and police on Friday in Gibraltar
GIBRALTAR remembered the 20 million people who died during World War One this Friday with a number of ceremonies to mark Armistice Day across the
WATCH: Biker who escaped police down Gibraltar’s town centre streets sentenced in court
A MAN who fled police on a motorcycle through Gibraltar’s town centre streets escaped a prison sentence after pleading guilty to dangerous driving. Magistrates on
Gibraltar watchdog slaps five-figure fines on estate agents for over dirty money rules
GIBRALTAR is clamping down hard on estate agents that sell properties using dirty cash in a drive to stamp out money laundering and terrorist financing.
Domestic abusers will face the full strength of the law in Gibraltar thanks to a new bill
POLICE will have new powers to tighten their grip on domestic abusers with a new law published by the Gibraltar government on Thursday. Once passed
Unique Gibraltar exhibition marks 80 year anniversary of Allied North African invasion
GIBRALTAR marked 80 years since Operation Torch, when British and US forces retook North Africa from Nazi Germany, with a unique exhibition. The Gibraltar National
Spain’s Costa del Sol hotels will soon get their own electric car chargers thanks to EU cash
HOTELS along the Costa del Sol will soon be able to recharge electric vehicles as part of a central government initiative. The Malaga-based company Activicar
Alarms that sound across Gibraltar Thursday will be part of a radiation exercise, government says
RESIDENTS of Gibraltar who hear evacuation alarms on Thursday will NOT have to ‘take any action’, a government spokesperson said. Alarms could go off around
Walkers and cyclists will have priority on the roads over cars, Gibraltar’s new Highway Code reveals
PEDESTRIANS will get first priority in a new hierarchy of road users created by Gibraltar’s Ministry of Transport in the revised Highway Code. Minister for
Gibraltar will remember the end of World War One during a wreath-laying ceremony
POLITICIANS and dignitaries will remember the end of the First World War on November 11 at the lobby of Parliament House in Gibraltar. Mayor of
Top trumpeter Pacho Flores will be back in Gibraltar after ‘acclaimed’ 2019 concert
WORLD-LEADING trumpeter Pacho Flores will play his second concert at the Convent Ballroom in Gibraltar on November 16. He will play alongside accomplished guitarist Jesús
Gibraltar leaders fly to London ahead of EU treaty talks in Brussels later this week
A NEW round of negotiations between the UK and the EU on a post-Brexit treaty on Gibraltar will take place in Brussels later this week,
First-time writer launches psychological thriller thanks to government sponsored mentoring programme
A GIBRALTAR man launched his first book Friday after completing a mentoring scheme for young aspiring writers run by his government’s cultural services. Jared Cruz,
Top of the Rock run in Gibraltar rounds off Eurafrica Trail through Spain and Morocco
RUNNERS sprinted to the top of the Rock of Gibraltar to mark the climax of a trans-continental race that spanned three countries. The Eurafrica Trail
BREAKING: Two mopeds collide on key Gibraltar city road leaving one man seriously injured
TWO mopeds violently collided on Line Wall Road, leaving a man seriously injured and closing down one of Gibraltar’s main arteries for over an hour.
WORLD FIRST: Gibraltar beats Britain to place Charles III royal mark on Christmas stamp set
GIBRALTAR became the first country to print stamps bearing the mark of Charles III in a special Christmas edition. The set, called ‘12 days of
GIBRALTAR CULTURAL AWARDS: film editor, artists, Melon Diesel and historian recognised
AN animation expert who has received recognition across the world has won the senior section of this year’s Gibraltar Cultural Awards. Lesley Posso clinched the
Gibraltar frontier users will have ‘several hours’ delay without an EU treaty, government warns
PEOPLE will experience ‘long border delays, extending to several hours’ when going into and out of Spain if there is no EU treaty, the British