Search for two young men who vanished whilst fishing off Spain’s Marbella is called off
THE desperate search for two young men who disappeared whilst fishing off the coast of the Costa del Sol has been called off after rescue
NHS expert to investigate the growing number of special needs children in Gibraltar
A UK expert is launching a study into why there has been an increase in the number of children with special educational needs in Gibraltar.
Love cats? This sanctuary in Gibraltar is looking for volunteers to help rescue more felines on the Rock
A CAT sanctuary in Gibraltar’s Upper Town is on the lookout for more volunteers and donations as they try to rescue more abandoned felines. Susan
Gibraltar’s new housing minister to tackle lack of CCTV and antisocial behaviour on the Rock’s estates
MINISTER for Housing in Gibraltar Pat Orfila discussed shed roof repairs, CCTV installations and antisocial behaviour with a public housing residents recently. Orfila, elected for
Gibraltar tax crackdown: British territory to make insurance and blockchain businesses ‘contribute fairly to the nation’s wellbeing’
AN update in tax law will make sure insurance and DLT blockchain businesses based in Gibraltar ‘contribute fairly to the nation’s well-being’, the government said.
Face masks are no longer required at Gibraltar health facilities as flu and Covid cases drop
FACE masks ‘are no longer essential’ at Gibraltar’s health facilities, after numbers of Covid and flu cases dropped across the British territory. Director of Public
Covid booster jabs are finally available in Gibraltar after delays in shipments from the UK
COVID boosters are finally at the Rock’s primary care centre for the over-50s or vulnerable people in the community from this Thursday. The Gibraltar Health
Gibraltar-Spain EU treaty latest: Talks resume in Brussels as deputy leader of the Rock says ‘he is prepared for a no deal’ – but warns it would have ‘serious consequences’
DEPUTY Chief Minister of Gibraltar Joseph Garcia admitted ‘there are some lines we cannot cross’ as he visited Brussels during the latest round of EU
Plans for new energy storage batteries could prevent future power cuts in Gibraltar, say experts
PLANS to set up energy storage batteries at the North Mole Power Station could prevent future power cuts in Gibraltar. The ten new prefabricated containers
Stop flushing wet wipes! Gibraltar waste company sounds the alarm after removing 80 TONNES of wipes from ONE pumping station
THE flushing of wet wipes is ‘a major issue’ in Gibraltar as they often wash up later on local beaches and further afield in Spain.
Army Judo team does Gibraltar proud with their latest medal haul
GIBRALTAR’S local regiment has once again outdone itself by coming home from the Army Judo Championships with a haul of medals. Ethaniel Jeffries-Mor reinstated his
People are not changing their lifestyles ‘quickly enough’ in the battle against climate catastrophe, warns Gibraltar’s environment minister
A GIBRALTAR minister chaired an online meeting of 100 politicians and academics to ask them, ‘the climate is changing, why aren’t we?’. Minister for the
Moroccan art exhibition comes to Gibraltar as the Rock forges closer ties with its African neighbour
A NEW exhibition will showcase revealing Moroccan art in Gibraltar as the Rock continues to extend contacts with its southern neighbour. Gibraltar Cultural Services teamed
Moroccan art exhibition comes to Gibraltar as the Rock forges closer ties with its African neighbour
A NEW exhibition will showcase revealing Moroccan art in Gibraltar as the Rock continues to extend contacts with its southern neighbour. Gibraltar Cultural Services teamed
Gibraltar Scouts will host the European Mini Jamboree for small nations for the first time
SCOUTS and guides groups in Gibraltar are getting ready to host the fifth European Mini Jamboree for small nations for the first time. The week-long
Church of Scotland sells its only building in Gibraltar for £1.3million following decline in followers on the Rock
THE Church of Scotland has sold its only church building in the British territory of Gibraltar for £1.3 million after people stopped attending services. It
Weather warning for Gibraltar: Gusts of up to 100km/hr, showers and thunderstorms are predicted for Friday
GALE FORCE wind gusts of close to 100km/h, showers and thunderstorms could blast into Gibraltar throughout Friday, weather forecasters warned. Gibraltar’s Met Office predicted the
Human remains of British sailor, 18, could be under a car park in Gibraltar: Police begin new dig some 37 years after he vanished
A TEAM of eight UK police officers have started digging up a new plot in hopes of finding the remains of sailor Simon Parkes who
Britain vows to stand by Gibraltar in post-Brexit treaty talks with Spain and will support the Rock’s access to EU markets
BRITAIN has vowed to be ‘steadfast in its support for Gibraltar’ during ongoing EU treaty talks while stating that other overseas territories have been ‘significantly
Spanish border guards are blamed for hours-long delays at the Gibraltar frontier crossing this week
LONG land frontier delays of two-wheeled vehicles that caused commuter anger this week were caused by Spanish border guards, the Government of Gibraltar said. Spanish
Woman facing trial in Gibraltar for £3 million fraud after allegedly putting cheques into her own bank account
NEARLY 400 people have been summoned by a Gibraltar court for jury service ahead of a £3 million fraud case. Gillian Balban of Varyl Begg
New Gibraltar minister continues to work occasional shifts with his former ambulance service colleagues
A GIBRALTAR minister is continuing to take occasional shifts with his beloved ambulance service three months after being voted into government. Minister for Sports, Industrial
Female ‘mentorship’ programme returns to Gibraltar: Dozens of women to receive leadership and management training from the government
A FIFTH cycle of the Gibraltar government’s mentorship programme that has already given over 100 women leadership and management training, will run as from next
Dentists in Gibraltar take industrial action over ‘lack of staff and support’
DENTISTS at the Gibraltar’s public health service are taking industrial action because of ‘staff reductions and lack of support from management’, a statement said. The
New ‘beacon of hope’ offers young people drop-in service in Gibraltar to ‘more promising future’ in work or training
A NEW ‘beacon of hope’ in Gibraltar will help young people who do not have a job, are not in education or training find a
Exhibition celebrating GBC’s 60 years making TV and radio programmes opens at Gibraltar art gallery
AN exhibition that celebrates Gibraltar Broadcasting Corporation’s 60 years making television and radio programmes will run until the end of January. ‘A Legacy of Vision