Contractors give new date of June 16 for full removal of OS 35 shipwreck off Gibraltar’s coast
THE Dutch company employed by owners of the OS 35 to remove the shipwreck from Gibraltar’s coast will only be able to complete the job
Elderly and vulnerable people get more time to get COVID-19 boosters after outbreak kills two
ELDERLY and vulnerable people will get the chance to continue to get COVID-19 boosters in Gibraltar after a UK regulator approved their use. The Rock’s
Gibraltar gets its own coat of arms at Speaker’s House in London as it attends meetings with British territories
SPEAKER of the UK House of Commons Sir Lindsay Hoyle unveiled a Gibraltar coat of arms in his Westminster office before a series of meetings
Judges, magistrates and police officers get expert teaching before new domestic abuse law comes into effect
JUDGES, magistrates and police officers have been training up to get ready for the new Domestic Abuse Act to come into force in Gibraltar later
Gibraltar book council looks at getting own stand at London Book Fair after April visit
GIBRALTAR could have a stand at the next London Book Fair after members of its National Book Council visited this year’s event. Davina Barbara of
UK’s Young Shakespeare Company visits Gibraltar to perform ‘Hamlet’ for 2,000 schoolchildren
PROFESSIONAL actors from UK’s Young Shakespeare Company will be performing Hamlet for over 2,000 schoolchildren in Gibraltar during mid-May. Gibraltar Cultural Services (GCS) has partnered
Cultural and business leaders expand Gibraltar’s connection with US sister city of Raleigh, capital of North Carolina
CULTURAL and business leaders from Gibraltar have visited its US sister city of Raleigh, capital of the state of North Carolina. During the visit, professional
Gibraltar starts tender process for delayed sewage plant destined for Europa Point
PLANS for a new sewage water treatment plant in Gibraltar are going ahead at a site close to Europa Point. The government opened the tender
Gibraltar Chief Minister meets with King Charles III as guns fire royal salute for coronation
GIBRALTAR’S Chief Minister Fabian Picardo had a chat with King Charles III in London Friday as guns fired on the Rock to mark the coronation
Gibraltar government allows Kingsway tunnel route to take on more traffic during heavy frontier delays
AUTHORITIES will open a third northbound lane to the frontier along Kingsway on days when queues are very long, the government said. The third lane
New green macro bill secures environmental protection for Gibraltar’s nature for future generations
A NEW law will make sure future Gibraltar governments keep the environment in mind while shaping policy in all departments. Minister for the Environment and
GOING GREEN: Gibraltar hosts sustainable building event to discuss how developers can hit carbon zero
TOP international speakers will discuss the latest trends in sustainable building at a conference hosted by Gibraltar’s green-friendly government in June. The one-day event will
NOT BAD-O!: Gibraltar’s teen ‘prodigy’ places fifth on UK youth darts tour after Coventry event win
A 13-YEAR-OLD boy from Gibraltar is now at fifth position in the Junior Darts Corporation Foundation Tour rankings after winning one of its events in
Minister warns of ‘threat of cyber attack’ at Gibraltar conference featuring UK law enforcement agents
‘THE threat of cyber attack is growing’ for both private and public sectors, a government minister said at a recent internet security conference. Minister for
Wreck removers extract over 33,000 tonnes of steel from remains of bulker off Gibraltar coast
CONTRACTORS have now removed all the cargo of steel bars stored in the shipwrecked bulk carrier off Gibraltar’s coast. Dutch company Koole brought out 33,632
Academics from Balearics and Vigo universities in Spain visit Gibraltar to promote its language
ACADEMICS from two of Spain’s universities have visited Gibraltar to discuss research of its unique language and literature. Professors Elena Seoane from the University of
Gibraltar deputy leader talks with UK Europe minister about ‘alternative’ plans to EU deal
GIBRALTAR’S Deputy Chief Minister Joseph Garcia said he is looking at ‘alternative’ plans in case EU treaty talks fail. Garcia was speaking after he met
UK and EU ride their luck in the 13th round of Gibraltar post-Brexit deal negotiations in London
THE UK will try to thrash out a deal in the 13th round of talks on Gibraltar’s relationship with the EU this April 24-25 in
British ambassador suggested Spanish police operate Gibraltar border entry points, UK newspaper claims
THE UK’s ambassador to Spain said Spanish officers could be allowed to police airport arrivals in Gibraltar, a British national daily newspaper claimed. The Telegraph
Gibraltar to mark May 6 Charles III coronation with very British garden parties and parades
PARADES, parties and school visits in Gibraltar will lead up to the coronation of King Charles III on Saturday May 6 in London, Gibraltar’s government
Workers redeploy oil barriers around OS 35 wreck as storm passes in Gibraltar and salvage continues
AS this week’s storm passed Friday, port workers got to work redeploying the floating oil barriers around the OS 35 shipwreck off Gibraltar’s coast. Captain
Gibraltar government praises Dominic Raab as he resigns from the UK Cabinet over bullying scandal
THE Government of Gibraltar has praised Dominic Raab after he resigned from the UK Cabinet when an independent report found he had bullied officials. The
Housing services in Gibraltar become a little bit easier after they go online
PEOPLE who live in Gibraltar and want to use its essential housing services will no longer have to endure long queues at awkward times. That’s
Lawmakers from across Commonwealth flock to Gibraltar for two days of meetings
THE Gibraltar Parliament hosted the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) Executive Committee for their mid-year meeting in Gibraltar this week. The two days of meetings took
Gibraltar regulators fine local estate agent over money laundering ‘breaches and deficiencies’
GIBRALTAR’S crackdown on money laundering continued this week when it fined an estate agent for not putting the right checks in place to prevent the
Gibraltar police secure access to UK super-database civil rights groups have flagged over privacy concerns
POLICE in Gibraltar will get up-to-the-second access to the UK’s controversial new national police super database when it comes into service. Royal Gibraltar Police (RGP)