Inaugural ride on Saturday to mark public opening of Gibraltar’s new two-way cycle lane from airport
THE Government is inviting people from Gibraltar to take part in a ride along its new cycle lane that will go from the southern airport
Christian Santos marks last days as mayor with receptions for charities, schools and theatre groups
POPULAR mayor of Gibraltar Christian Santos waved goodbye to the charities that he has worked with during the last two years in a reception held
Gibraltar minister slams ‘harassment of LGBTQ+ people’ as rainbow flags go up across the city
RAINBOW flags will fly around different parts of Gibraltar this month to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights before the Pride March on June 24. Minister for Equality
Beaches and swimming areas in Gibraltar get makeover before start of summer bathing season
WORKERS have been painting, repairing and landscaping beaches and bathing areas to get them ready for the busy summer season. Authorities set up a new
Gibraltar University teams up with Ministry of Justice to launch online survey for domestic abuse victims
A UNIVERSITY of Gibraltar professor will be helping the Ministry of Justice run an online survey for victims and survivors of domestic violence to describe
‘HEARTBREAKING’: Nautilus Project chief says OS 35 oil spill was ‘extremely detrimental’ to Gibraltar
A MARINE protection group has highlighted the ‘heart-breaking’ Gibraltar oil spill that will affect local sea life for ‘at least a decade’. Nautilus Project co-founder
Top campaigner Tony Juniper heads line-up of speakers at Gibraltar green building summit
WORLD-renowned campaigner Tony Juniper will be the keynote speaker at a June conference on building sustainably in Gibraltar. The former WWF UK executive director and
Gibraltar deputy chief minister meets Commonwealth leaders in London to discuss closer links
GIBRALTAR’S second in command updated the Commonwealth secretary general on EU treaty talks and community activities in London meetings. Deputy Chief Minister Joseph Garcia met
Gibraltar mayor presents public health and elderly care services with Freedom of the City award
THE mayor of Gibraltar honoured the Gibraltar Health Authority (GHA) and Elderly Residential Services (ERS) with the Freedom of the City for their work during
Customs officers find two tonnes of hash valued at £9 million floating in the sea east of Gibraltar
CUSTOMS officers have seized two tonnes of hashish they found floating in British waters on the eastern side of the Rock. Authorities worked out that
Food-lovers look forward to tasty treats as Gibraltar’s ever popular Calentita festival returns after COVID-19
FOOD-LOVERS in Gibraltar and all the way along the Costa del Sol will be whetting their lips at the return of the ever popular Calentita
WATCH: UK Met Office predicts heavy rainfall for Gibraltar from Friday night through to Saturday morning
MORE heavy rain is on its way to Gibraltar and south Spain Friday evening, posing a risk of flooding as it continues all night until
Swiss ambassador to UK gets latest EU talks update from Chief Minister during visit to Gibraltar
SWITZERLAND’S ambassador to the United Kingdom called in at Number Six Convent Place to see Gibraltar leaders and get the latest on EU talks. Ambassador
New killer whale incident as sail boat is damaged off coast of Spain’s Andalucia
ORCA whales caused major damage to a boat off the southern Andalucia coast on Thursday, according to the maritime rescue service. It’s the latest in
Gibraltar ex-chief minister slams Spain for using ‘anachronistic’ Utrecht Treaty to deny self-determination
“THE Rock of Gibraltar is ours and no one else’s,” Gibraltar’s minister for economic development Sir Joe Bossano told the United Nations Pacific Seminar in
New Natural History museum plans to open this autumn at Parson’s Lodge in south of Gibraltar
A NEW Natural History Museum is set to open this autumn at the Parson’s Lodge building overlooking Camp Bay in the south of Gibraltar. Gibraltar
CLIMATE CHANGE: Government propose smart traffic light system and greywater recycling to reach Net Zero
A SMART traffic light system to stop cars polluting the air while in a queue and greywater recycling systems for new developments could soon help
Departing mayor Christian Santos bids emotional farewell to different Gibraltar groups in farewell evenings
GIBRALTAR’S mayor Christian Santos has held two farewell evenings with Gibraltar organisations and associations he has supported during his time in the role. With only
Gibraltar’s top play to get a pop at the big time in UK National Drama Festival in Coventry
THE winners of Gibraltar’s annual drama festival will compete in the UK National Drama Festival in July, the Rock’s cultural agency said. The play ‘Signed,
Gibraltar and Channel Islands learn how to fight terrorist funding schemes in Rock’s university course
POLICE and financial crime experts from Gibraltar, Guernsey, Isle of Man and Jersey took part in a three-day course to learn about how to spot
Gibraltar deputy leader meets US lawmakers during UK-organised visit to Washington DC
GIBRALTAR’S Deputy Chief Minister Joseph Garcia met with members of the US Congress in Washington DC as part of a pandemic-suspended UK programme. Garcia updated
‘HUMBLING’: Gibraltar eye doctor helps out Guatemalan children get glasses on top London hospital charity trip
AN eye specialist from Gibraltar has said she was humbled by taking part in a non-profit trip with a world-famous London eye hospital testing the
UK’s Young Shakespeare Company puts on ‘Hamlet’ for over 2,500 students from Gibraltar schools
THE Young Shakespeare Company kept over 2,500 students from Gibraltar’s upper primary and secondary school on the edge of their seats last week. The UK
Gibraltar Year 12 student wins prize for her creative writing in competition with three other countries
AN A-LEVEL student from Westside School won a trophy for her storytelling skills after local judge Jonathan Pizzaro praised her ‘strong sense of place’. Angelina
Gibraltar man who drove into wall at almost four times drink drive limit jailed
A GIBRALTAR man who drove a vehicle into a wall while nearly four times over the drink driving limit will spend three months in prison.
Gibraltar leads charge for British territories’ nature at environment ministers online council meeting
GIBRALTAR helped members of the British family of nations boost their nature at last week’s council of Environment Ministers of overseas territories. The Rock’s minister