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
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
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
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 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
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 attracts over 1,000 financial services professionals to five London events
GIBRALTAR has hosted over 1,000 Londoners during five financial services events over three days to attract new business to the Rock. Top ministers from the
Gibraltar student Oliver Whitmore wins over judges to represent Rock at UK Youth Parliament
A GIBRALTARIAN student will represent the Rock for the first time at the UK Youth Parliament meeting in the House of Commons on November 4.
Gibraltar offers walk-in vaccines for COVID-19 and the flu as winter sets in
GIBRALTAR residents can now walk in to the Primary Care Centre (PCC) without an appointment to get COVID-19 and seasonal flu vaccines. With the seasonal
Gibraltar government slams ‘Rumpelstiltskins’ in Opposition for pre-election ‘fairytales’
THE GSLP/Liberal government of Gibraltar slammed the GSD opposition for using ‘empty buzz words to make hypothetical arguments’ a year before the next election. It
Police will issue fines for minor offences instead of trying people at court to save police time in Gibraltar
POLICE in Gibraltar will soon be able to fine people on the spot for minor antisocial behaviour under new powers provided by the local government
New Gibraltar law fines car drivers £300 for overtaking cyclists in the same lane
CYCLISTS will now be able to ride through Gibraltar without having to worry about overtaking cars putting them in danger thanks to a new government
Gibraltar leader welcomes Cleverly and Raab on Sunak’s new UK government
GIBRALTAR’S Chief Minister Fabian Picardo said he is ‘delighted’ that Dominic Raab is the new Deputy Prime Minister and James Cleverly will stay on as
GP prescription cutdown will not affect essential medicine, Gibraltar health chief says
HEALTH chiefs in Gibraltar have reassured patients that nobody will go without medicine they need even if GPs are no longer offering patients prescriptions for
Gibraltar leader welcomes Rishi Sunak as Prime Minister asking for help on EU treaty talks
GIBRALTAR officially welcomed Rishi Sunak as the new UK prime minister after his last remaining challenger pulled out of the race on Monday. Penny Mordaunt
Gibraltar hospital expands cancer clinic with new facilities to allow people to be treated locally
SAINT Bernard’s Hospital in Gibraltar opened new ‘first class’ visiting and consultation areas to its cancer clinic to be more ‘supportive’ to patients, the government
EXCLUSIVE: Gibraltar will continue to fight to make its own choices, even if there is no EU treaty, SDGG chief says
THE head of Gibraltar’s push for self-determination believes that being a central part of EU Treaty negotiations shows how the UK and even Spain trusts
KNOCKOUT: Gibraltar wins startling first ever silver and bronze at British Taekwondo Nationals in Sheffield
GIBRALTAR continued to defy its size with two podium finishes at the British Taekwondo Nationals in Sheffield last September. The Rock’s Minister for Sport Steven
Gibraltar Defence Police officers complete ‘intense’ firearms at sea and emergency driving courses
TEN Gibraltar Defence Police (GDP) officers recently took part in a ‘gruelling’ heavy weapons training course at sea, the UK Ministry of Defence said. GDP
Gibraltar cross-frontier group thrashes out possible solutions to EU treaty deadlock
THE Gibraltar cross-frontier group of business leaders and unions has tried to thrash out ‘technical solutions’ for an EU treaty with the British territory’s leaders.
Gibraltar aims to be Mediterranean port of choice as cruises execs arrive
GIBRALTAR has ‘all the ingredients to become the port of choice in the Mediterranean’ its tourism minister told visiting global cruise company bosses. Gibraltar’s leading