Top global scientists descend on Gibraltar to study bird migration between Africa and Europe
SCIENTISTS from across the world plan to study bird migration between Europe and Africa via Gibraltar at an annual conference held on the Rock. The
London art exhibition aims to start Gibraltar’s ‘cultural renaissance’ in the UK capital, says minister
NINE artists from Gibraltar showed off their work at a London exhibition on their individual relationship with their hometown. The art exhibition ‘Gibraltar, Our Sacred
Gibraltar Chief Minister and Governor attend Queen Elizabeth II funeral in London
THE Chief Minister and Governor of Gibraltar attended the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II in London on Monday after signing the book of condolences at
Police arrive late to shootout in Gibraltar Campo city of Spain’s Algeciras
POLICE are investigating a number of shootouts reported by residents in three neighbourhoods of Algeciras on Thursday. National Police agents found a number of bullet
Aft of wrecked ship to be lowered to seabed to prevent more pollution during weekend storm
GIBRALTAR authorities have agreed to lower the aft section of the beached OS 35 bulk carrier to the seabed before an incoming storm on the
Police discover 21 kilos of cannabis at secret weed plantation in Gibraltar Campo town
POLICE have raided an illegal weed plantation in an Algeciras neighbourhood and seized more than 20 kilos of marijuana. Policia Nacional agents arrested a man
Gibraltar neighbour La Linea will serve complaint on OS 35 bulk carrier for oil spill
LA Linea council is planning to serve a complaint on the owners and insurers of the beached OS 35 after its oil spill ground fishing
Gibraltar lifts all final restrictions on water usage for first time since tunnel fire paralysed desalination plants
THE Gibraltar Government Wednesday lifted all potable water restrictions on high consumers six weeks after it first imposed them. It is the first time since
Gibraltar tries to avert pollution as storm threatens to further break up beached ship
THE Gibraltar Port Authority and salvers are bracing for a weekend storm that could further break up the stranded OS 35 bulk carrier and pollute
Gibraltar police officers sworn in by the Met for Queen Elizabeth II funeral in London
SIX police officers from Gibraltar will be helping the Met in London as people pay their condolences to Queen Elizabeth II during these busy times.
CAUGHT REDHANDED: Thief TWICE walks out of a Gibraltar shop with stolen clothes to find the cops waiting
A man who twice walked out of a Main Street shop with a total of over £1,500 of designer clothing has been jailed for 16
BANK HOLIDAY: Gibraltar gives workers time off on September 19 to watch Queen Elizabeth II funeral
GIBRALTARIANS will be able to enjoy a long weekend with the October 19 being made into a bank holiday that allows them to watch the
WATCH: National Day CANCELLED in Gibraltar to televise King Charles III First Proclamation
NATIONAL Day celebrations will be postponed for another year after the death of Queen Elizabeth II this week, Chief Minister of Gibraltar Fabian Picardo announced
Gibraltar ministers meet with UK Foreign Secretary and Minister for Europe in London
GIBRALTAR’S leaders have met with the UK’s new Foreign Secretary James Cleverly and Minister for Europe Leo Docherty while in London. Chief Minister Fabian Picardo
Leading Gibraltar public figures salute Queen Elizabeth II after her death, cancel National Day
TOP members of the Gibraltar community led by the Chief Minister, have expressed their sadness over the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Chief Minister Fabian
ROYAL CRISIS: National Day concern for Gibraltar as Queen’s health deteriorates
GIBRALTAR leader Fabian Picardo sent out the feelings of his entire nation when he sent good wishes to the Queen this afternoon. Fabian Picardo tweeted
‘Proud’ Gibraltar police detective gets major global award for law enforcement excellence
A GLOBAL police association has awarded a Gibraltar inspector as one of 40 officers across the world that stood out for ‘excellence’ in the profession.
Gibraltar named tourist destination finalist in top UK travel agent competition
TRAVEL agents have voted Gibraltar as a finalist in a prestigious global tourism competition, the government has proudly announced. Gibraltar Tourist Board is competing with
Cranes remove possible pollution threats from stricken Gibraltar shipwreck
AFTER a calm night at the site of the beached bulk carrier, the salvage team continues to remove more objects and fuel residues that could
THE ROCK CELEBRATES ITS NATIONAL DAY
THE hottest date on Gibraltar’s annual calendar is on 10 September, when it celebrates its historic National Day. This year, the Rock marks its 55th
WHAT’S ON AT GIBRALTAR’S OCEAN VILLAGE FOR NATIONAL DAY
ON National Day, the most important event of the year for the Rock, Gibraltar’s thriving Ocean Village is adding to the celebrations by serving up
Chief Minister calls new UK Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary ‘great friends of Gibraltar’
THE Chief Minister of Gibraltar has welcomed the UK appointments of Lizz Truss as Prime Minister and James Cleverly as Foreign Secretary in government statements.
Pumping of oil from Gibraltar shipwreck continues after busy weekend cleaning up spill after-effects
SALVAGE crews continue to remove all oil and chemicals from the stricken ship off the Gibraltar coast on Monday, the government reported. Strong winds have
WATCH: Most diesel oil now removed from beached OS 35 bulker as barges focus on pumping out fuel oil
BARGES set about pumping out fuel oil after most of the diesel was finally pumped clear from the beached OS 35 bulk carrier at Catalan
Gibraltar man who pulls out a machete on police gets 24 weeks behind bars
A GIBRALTAR man who swung a machete at police officers before running away has been jailed for six months in court. Ziade Attou, 36, of
Fuel oil from stricken cargo ship reaches western Gibraltar coastline threatening water supply
FUEL oil that leaked from the beached bulk carrier off Catalan Bay is blackening western facing bathing spots in Gibraltar. Tugs have been laying out