THE regional government of Spain’s Andalucia has taken down a webpage showing a map that marked out Gibraltar’s territorial waters after Vox complained. Far-right party
A BREAKFAST and lunch in London for financial services gurus in Pall Mall gave new minister Nigel Feetham the final chance to showcase Gibraltar’s potential
THREE Spaniards won the top prizes at the 50th Gibraltar International Art Exhibition being held at the Gustavo Bacarisas Gallery in Casemates Square. Minister for
UK MINISTER for Europe Leo Docherty ‘formally congratulated’ Chief Minister of Gibraltar Fabian Picardo for his election victory as they get ready for more EU
TEENAGERS from Gibraltar are taking part in a UK-wide team competition to solve coding problems and encourage the next generation of scientists. Five local teams
GIBRALTAR plans to launch a government-owned insurance company that will provide for liability cover at a more affordable price than ever before. Financial Services Minister
NEW Gibraltar government ministers have been exploring the new responsibilities they will oversee for the next four years. It follows a hard fought campaign that
A POLICE officer from the Royal Gibraltar Police has been arrested for having sexual communication with a minor under 16-years-old. Spanish National Police and UK
COOKBOOK writer for over half a century Mary Berry, much-loved judge of the Beeb’s Great British Bake Off is the latest Gibraltar International Literary Festival
MINISTERS in the new GSLP/Liberal government will home in on the needs of certain ‘constituencies’ in Gibraltar as well as looking after the different portfolios.
THE Governor Sir David Steel swore in GSLP/Liberal Gibraltar government ministers this morning after the tightest election in history. Re-elected Chief Minister Fabian Picardo led
WITH 96% of the votes counted, the GSLP/Liberal Alliance looked on course for their fourth consecutive term as Gibraltar’s government. It was a long night
CIVIL Servants have started counting up the votes to Gibraltar’s general election after polling stations closed at 10pm on October. Voting started at 9am in
VOTERS across Gibraltar have headed to their nearest polling stations Thursday to elect a government that will be lead the British overseas territory for the
POLICE arrested two foreign men who allegedly hurled abuse at members of the Jewish community on Gibraltar’s Main Street Tuesday morning. Officers arrested the Portuguese
TWO young people will represent Gibraltar at the UK overseas territories youth summit after writing essays that impressed the judge. Caretaker Deputy Chief Minister Joseph