Elderly pensioner on moped smashes into pram at Gibraltar zebra crossing, gets month-long driving ban
A COURT banned an elderly pensioner from driving in Gibraltar after she mowed down a pram with a baby in it at a zebra crossing.
Gibraltar customs warn of nitrous oxide ‘legal high’ after seizing 120 canisters at land border
AUTHORITIES in Gibraltar warned about the dangers of nitrous oxide after customs stopped a car crossing the frontier with 120 canisters of the legal drug
Gibraltar slams Spanish press for ‘ludicrous’ claims it was going soft on tobacco smuggling
GIBRALTAR hit back at Spanish press reports it was going soft on tobacco smuggling and said it was keeping to a 2018 agreement to keep
Gibraltar flags fly at half mast for its surgeon and other Turkey and Syria quake victims
GIBRALTAR flew its flags at half mast on Monday to mourn the victims of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, including a locally-based surgeon who
Gibraltar port denies press reports in Spain that it is refuelling Russian ships
GIBRALTAR’S port denied Spanish press reports that it was refuelling Russian ships and said it was ‘applying stricter rules than any EU or UK port’.
New ‘Llanito’ prize at Gibraltar short story competition will ‘help promote unique language’, government says
GIBRALTAR’S cultural bosses have now included a prize for a short story in their own ‘Llanito’ Spanglish fusion for a competition launched earlier this year.
Gibraltar customs officers locate secret cocaine stash in the hull of a passing cargo ship
CUSTOMS officers discovered six large packages containing 172 kilos of cocaine hidden in the water intake of a ship that was passing through Gibraltar. A
Gale force winds and five metre waves to smash into Gibraltar over next days, weather experts warn
WEATHER experts have warned Gibraltar residents that gale force winds smashing into the Rock could carry ‘a risk of flying debris’. MeteoGib said that easterly
Authorities agree to move ahead with electric vehicle charging points across Gibraltar to fight climate change
PLANS to roll out charging points for electric vehicles across Gibraltar are going ahead after a government-wide meeting to push towards carbon neutrality. Deputy Chief
Youth service reaches out to the public to discuss three year plan as it opens a mental health exhibition
GIBRALTAR’S youth service is planning meetings with the wider public ‘to get informed, discuss and identify the needs of young people’, it said in a
Teenagers collect 80 kilos of rubbish from Gibraltar’s secret beach beside the runway
VOLUNTEERS from the Nautilus Project collected 80kg of rubbish during a clean-up of the fenced-off beach on the eastern end of Gibraltar’s runway recently. The
Gibraltar leader blasts customs Eastern Beach landing as ‘most serious and dangerous incident’ in years
GIBRALTAR’S Chief Minister has declared the Eastern Beach landing by Spain’s customs officers ‘the most serious and dangerous incident for many years’ and ‘a gross
Gibraltar’s answer to TED talks, Gibtalks, offers this weekend 17 speakers from diverse areas of life
GIBTALKS, Gibraltar’s version of the globally popular TED talks will be held over this coming weekend at John Mackintosh Hall with 17 local speakers. The
SHOTS FIRED: Spanish customs injured by stones while chasing smugglers onto Gibraltar beach
SPANISH customs officers who scrambled onto a Gibraltar beach chasing smugglers allegedly fired shots as they were pelted by rocks, a social media video showed.
Gibraltar speakers to take part in climate change conference at Sunborn Hotel in March
LEADING environmentalists from Gibraltar will be speaking in a conference and wine gala dinner at the Rock’s own Sunborn floating hotel on March 16. The
Gibraltar Government releases pictures of exciting new elderly home pre-made in China
PHOTOS of the new care home put together like Lego from modules built in China show the amazing facilities elderly people from Gibraltar will soon
Police in Gibraltar find teenager missing since Monday ‘safe and well’ in Upper Town location
POLICE in Gibraltar have found a 13-year-old girl safe and well on Thursday morning who was missing since she left school on Monday. The Royal
New Gibraltar nature reserve website offers more options than ever before for international visitors
THE Gibraltar Nature Reserve has launched its own website to sell tickets and promote what it offers as part of the government’s pandemic recovery plan.
Gibraltar Government hits back at Chamber of Commerce over new union recognition law
THE Gibraltar Government has denied Chamber of Commerce complaints that it was not consulted on this week’s updating of trade union regulations. The new rules
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