Booms catch most oil leaks as huge barge picks up both OS 35 hull sections from Gibraltar seas
OIL has spilled into the sea for the last time from the OS 35 as a semi-submersible barge finally hoisted the front and rear of
UK health and safety agency recognises Gibraltar’s efforts to cut down smoking to WHO standards
A UK government agency has recognised Gibraltar’s work to cut down smoking in the community during a recent presentation. The UK Health Safety Agency Overseas
Man gets fine and suspended sentence after police find him carrying two hunting knives in Gibraltar street
A COURT fined a man £1,000 and gave him a suspended sentence after police found two hunting knives on him when he was riding his
Police seize four properties and taxi licence after court rules they were used for money laundering
POLICE in Gibraltar seized three shops in Watergardens, a Catalan Bay property and a taxi licence that add up in value to £2 million bought
Singer from Gibraltar launches new EP in English and Spanish hoping to promote Llanito identity
A SINGER from Gibraltar says she is doing her own little bit to preserve the Llanito language as she launches her new EP, Madre Mia.
MOLE ALERT: Gibraltar hospital holds walk-in cancer screening day for people to check their growths out
RESIDENTS of Gibraltar who want to have their moles checked by skin cancer experts can walk in to St Bernard’s hospital on Sunday. The Dermatology
Gibraltar Government warns beach users to respect booms after paddlers break Sandy Bay oil guard
AUTHORITIES have asked residents to respect the protective booms at Gibraltar beaches after one broke on Wednesday during the OS 35 wreck removal. The Gibraltar
Gibraltar Regiment soldier heralds ‘dream come true’ after winning gold in European Judo Masters face-off
A SOLDIER from Gibraltar spoke of a ‘dream come true’ after he clinched the gold medal at the European Masters Judo Heavyweight Championship in Tampere,
New headteacher of Gibraltar’s 1300-pupil Westside School takes over from retiring veteran
THE new headteacher of Gibraltar’s Westside School pledged to ‘provide a nurturing environment’ for its 1300-plus pupils as she took over from her long-serving predecessor.
Chief Minister urges Gibraltar to ‘accept, not tolerate’ LGBTQ+ community after well-attended Pride march
HUNDREDS joined the Chief Minister and other top Gibraltar leaders at Casemates Square to celebrate Pride with the local LGBTQ+ community. In one of the
Gibraltar works to fight financial crime link with tax fraud after failing to overturn FATF greylisting
GIBRALTAR is continuing its work to fight financial crime through its Quad Island Forum after it failed to convince the FATF to remove it from
Contractors lift bow of broken OS 35 to the surface allowing them to begin removing shipwreck
WRECK removers started to bring the bow of the OS 35 out of the sea Tuesday after refloating and stabilising the stern of the broken
Experience a true Gibraltar atmosphere at summer fair in August before National Day
THE ever-popular Gibraltar fair will take place on August 19-27 at the old Rooke site on Queensway featuring rides, tombolas and stalls. The Self Determination
Dutch captain speaks of ‘scary moment’ when orcas attack yacht in Straits of Gibraltar off Spain’s coast
A DUTCH captain described the ‘scary moment’ when a pod of orcas started to bite at the rudder of his yacht in the Straits of
Gibraltar man who left passenger scarred for life while speeding in Gibraltar gets four week prison sentence
A COURT sentenced a young man who left a female passenger scarred for life after speeding on his moped in Gibraltar to four weeks in
No new EU treaty talks planned before Spain July 23 election all threatening Gibraltar with hard Brexit
SPAIN’S Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares said that while he would like to sign an EU treaty with the UK on Gibraltar ‘as soon as
Newly restored O’Hara’s Battery at southern end of the Rock of Gibraltar reopens for visits
VISITORS to O’Hara’s Battery at the top of the Rock of Gibraltar will be greeted with a more interesting and interactive experience after it reopened
Teachers, police and carers unite to fight for abused children in Gibraltar during recent training
CHILDREN will be better protected from domestic abuse in Gibraltar after its Ministry of Justice ran further multi-agency training for Operation Encompass recently. The unified
BOOKWORMS UNITE: Gibraltar’s book crossing invites readers from up the Costa to exchange novels
AVID readers from Gibraltar and all the way up the Costa del Sol will be able to exchange their books at a Book Crossing event
Port authority could give green light to finally remove Gibraltar’s shipwreck as early as next week
WRECK removers are waiting for ‘an uninterrupted five-day period of certain weather’ to bring the OS 35 out of the water after refloating the stern
Police corner four male suspects who allegedly tried to break into a Gibraltar senior citizens’ club
POLICE arrested four people in Gibraltar who allegedly tried to break into the senior citizen’s club on Town Range. Police Response Team 1 arrived on
WARNING: Teething necklaces could strangle or choke babies, Gibraltar public health says
PUBLIC Health chiefs in Gibraltar have warned about the danger to babies caused by teething necklaces. Dr Helen Carter, Director of Public Health and the
Chief Minister praises ‘extraordinary’ Albert Mena after he gets CBE in King’s Birthday Honours List
CHIEF Minister Fabian Picardo highlighted the ‘huge effort’ made by Albert Mena to receive the award of Commander of the British Empire (CBE) in the
Contractors delay ‘safe but steady’ removal of OS 35 shipwreck after refloating stern section
CONTRACTORS have continued their ‘steady progress’ to remove the OS 35 shipwreck from Gibraltar waters, the Captain of the Port reported. Wreck removers Koole Ltd
Gibraltar governor speaks of Rock’s ‘strategic’ UK links as Gibraltar celebrates birthday of King Charles III
CROWDS lined Casemates Square in Gibraltar to salute King Charles III on his first official birthday involving the governor, his local representative. Soldiers from the
ACHTUNG!: German trainee police sergeant stays in Gibraltar for two weeks to work on local force
PEOPLE who call out the police in Gibraltar might be surprised to find they are attended to by a German who speaks perfect English. That
