Salvage tug and barge remove cargo of metal poles from beached ship in Gibraltar
SALVAGE crews have started to remove the cargo of metal poles from the stricken bulk carrier beached on Gibraltar shores. A Koole tug and barge
Gibraltar looks at ‘alternative business models’ in case there is no deal with EU and Spain
GIBRALTAR is looking to cut out the red tape to attract a greater range of companies if talks between the UK, EU and Spain fail
Spain is ‘very close to a deal’ with UK over Gibraltar, its foreign minister says
SPAIN’S Foreign Minister said his government is ‘very close to a deal’ with the UK on Gibraltar’s post-Brexit future at the Davos World Economic Forum.
WATCH: Jury clears four men of importing £11 million of hash to Gibraltar after they admitted to possessing it
A JURY in Gibraltar has found four Spanish men caught with £11 million of hashish in local waters NOT guilty of importing the illegal drug.
New phone app gives Gibraltar’s mini Alameda Gardens zoo a new lease of life
IT might not be able to get the parrot to do the talking, but a new app could revolutionise the way visitors experience Gibraltar’s little-known,
Gibraltar may need to follow EU rules on goods and migration as part of EU treaty, Picardo says
GIBRALTAR might have to follow EU rules on goods and migration if a post-Brexit treaty is agreed over Gibraltar, its political leader told a local
Gibraltar Defence Police face up to detailed inspection for first time in 85-year history
BRITISH Forces Gibraltar has brought over UK inspectors to write a report about the Gibraltar Defence Police (GDP) for the first time in its 85
CO2 emissions from cars and planes in Gibraltar dropped by more than half during 2020, report shows
CO2 EMISSIONS from road and air transport in Gibraltar during 2020, the first pandemic year, was less than half that of 2019, a government study
‘DEVASTATING’: Cross frontier group slams politicians for not reaching a deal on Gibraltar’s EU treaty
GETTING no deal at the end of EU treaty talks would be ‘devastating’ for Gibraltar and surrounding towns, a group of business associations and trade
Government sets out plans to make ’15-minute’ Gibraltar that is more bicycle and walker friendly
A NEW Gibraltar government plan will ‘make cycling and walking the natural choices for short journeys’ by creating new bicycle routes and improving walking areas.
Ministry of Transport is the latest government department to become dementia aware in Gibraltar
THE Gibraltar Ministry of Transport is the latest government department to become a ‘Dementia Friend’ as the Rock strives to make the community more aware
Gibraltar artists hold exhibition in Morocco as part of pandemic delayed cultural exchange
VARIOUS artists from Gibraltar will be exhibiting their work in Tangier throughout February as part of the Rock’s cultural exchange with its Moroccan neighbour. The
Writers invited to help form new Gibraltar library in Morocco’s northern city of Tangier
WRITERS in Gibraltar are getting the opportunity to donate a copy of their published books to create a library of local authors in the Moroccan
Health chiefs urge calm as first case of Kraken COVID-19 variant comes to light in Gibraltar
LABS have detected the Kraken variant of COVID-19 from samples taken in Gibraltar last week, the Rock’s health authority announced. But the variant that is
Spain’s Valladolid university planning English-Spanish bilingual study in Gibraltar
A SPANISH university is inviting people from Gibraltar to help them study how bilingual brains work and give a lecture on their research. Academics from
Gibraltar will have to learn to adapt to ‘uncomfortable’ post-Brexit reality, says Picardo
LIFE will be ‘very uncomfortable’ if there is no post-Brexit EU treaty, Chief Minister Fabian Picardo admitted in his New Year’s speech. As Spanish politicians,
Cadiz university academic slams Spain for saying it is ready for no EU deal on Gibraltar
A LEADING Cadiz university academic has predicted that Gibraltar’s neighbouring towns in Spain are ‘not ready’ for a no EU deal scenario. Jesus Verdu, a
Ciuidadanos MP asks Spain’s government to help Campo economy if there is no EU deal on Gibraltar
SPAIN’S liberal Ciudadanos party has asked the government what plans there are to strengthen the Gibraltar Campo economy if there is no deal on an
Families greet return of Three Kings Cavalcade in Gibraltar after two year pandemic hiatus
TEN floats took part in the Three Kings Cavalcade on Thursday that returned to Gibraltar after a two year break because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gibraltar gets all-clear for bird flu after dead seagulls test negative in the UK
GIBRALTAR got the all-clear for bird flu after dead seabirds that arrived on its shores tested negative for the disease in results that arrived from
Teen footballer from Gibraltar tipped for the big time with Manchester United
A TEEN footballer from Gibraltar is being tipped to hit the big time with Manchester United by a popular online club fanzine. James Scanlon, 16,
Gibraltar receives 20 new cruise liner visits during 2022, topping 2016 record
A RECORD 20 new cruise liners visited Gibraltar for the first time during 2022, topping the 19 inaugural cruise calls of 2016. Minister for Tourism
No less than SEVEN people in Gibraltar get awards in latest New Year’s Honours List
SEVEN Gibraltarians have received OBE and MBE recognition for their services to the community in the New Year’s Honours List. King Charles III named Maria
Morocco looks to step up trade with Gibraltar as EU treaty with Spain hangs in the balance
MOROCCO could replace Spain as a stronger trading partner for Gibraltar if the EU treaty fails to give any results, a local businessman believes. The
Gibraltar blames UK military for two day airport shutdown that forced flights to go to Malaga
GIBRALTAR’S government will ‘withhold payment’ to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) after its Air Traffic Control Tower shut down for 48 hours. The MoD said
Bank in Gibraltar agrees to refund cash to customers hit by Christmas Day fraud attack
A BANK in Gibraltar has agreed to refund worried customers who lost up to £2,000 each during a Christmas Day fraud attack. Local residents were