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
Cadiz politician calls for ‘courage’ to clinch EU treaty ‘utopia’ on Gibraltar as Spain digs in on demands
A LEADING politician from Andalucia has called for ‘more courage’ from Spain, the UK and the EU to reach agreement on Gibraltar’s post-Brexit future. Juan
Make your health your new year resolution with these easy steps, Gibraltar health chiefs advise
PUT physical health at the top of your New Year’s resolution list, Gibraltar’s health chiefs urged the general public. The Gibraltar Health Authority (GHA) said
Gibraltar Governor urges people to ‘support those less fortunate than us’ in Christmas message
CHRISTMAS is a time to ‘support those that are less fortunate than ourselves’, Governor of Gibraltar Sir David Steel said in his Christmas message. The
INTERVIEW: Gibraltar mayor talks about Christmas memories, modern living and his love for singing carols
GIBRALTAR mayor Christian Santos opens up in an exclusive interview about his memories of Christmas, his fondness of festive carols and his plans for this
BREAKING: Man who bit and kicked a woman before threatening her family in Gibraltar jailed for a year
A COURT sentenced a Gibraltar man to 12 months in prison for biting and kicking a woman as the police got tough on domestic violence.
Shipwreck remover Koole takes over operation to break up remains of beached OS 35 on Gibraltar shores
WRECK removal contractor Koole is taking over from caretakers Resolve in looking after the bulk carrier shipwreck 700 metres from the Gibraltar coastline. Captain of
Demolition of old buildings makes way for three new housing estates in Gibraltar
THREE new housing estates will be springing up around Gibraltar over the next months and years, its government said. Hassan Centenary Terraces, Chatham Views and
Government limits drone flying in Gibraltar as people flock to buy them as Christmas presents
AUTHORITIES have warned people getting drones for Christmas they will need insurance and written permission to fly them in Gibraltar. The government said drones are
Masks back in force at Gibraltar health facilities and elderly people’s homes to stop disease spread
MASKS are back in force at Gibraltar’s health facilities and elderly people’s homes to stop the spread of seasonal flu, COVID-19 and other diseases. The
Gibraltar swimmers rock the international stage at Melbourne world swimming championships
SWIMMERS from Gibraltar set five national records and secured a personal best at the 16th World Swimming Championships in Australia. The Rock’s Minister for Sport
Torrential rain and gale force winds start to subside in Gibraltar as storm dissipates
SUN rays struggled to break through the wind and rain Friday after Gibraltar experienced one of the wettest weeks in recent years. The remnants of
DNA evidence and CCTV used to lock up teen repeat offender in Gibraltar with an eye for easy cash
A COURT in Gibraltar lengthened a teenager’s prison time after DNA evidence found he broke into a rowing club and CCTV caught him stealing cash
EU treaty talks on Gibraltar likely to roll into 2023 as disagreements continue between UK, EU and Spain
THE latest round of talks held December 14 in Brussels on Gibraltar’s EU treaty between the UK and Spain has failed to reach a final
Post-Brexit deal on Gibraltar a step closer after successful talks between Spanish and UK foreign ministers
A POST-BREXIT deal on Gibraltar appeared to take a step closer to becoming a reality this week, after a hastily arranged meeting in Madrid on
Wreck removal tugs head to Gibraltar as OS 35 shipwreck gets stripped down to bare metal structure
SALVAGE crews are continuing to strip down the bulk carrier beached in Gibraltar waters as the machinery needed to remove it gets ready to sail
WEATHER WARNING: Government advises of gale force winds and ‘torrential rain’ in Gibraltar at least until Thursday
MORE ‘torrential and thundery downpours’ pushed by gale force southerly wind will continue to smash into Gibraltar until at least 4pm on Thursday, the government
EXCLUSIVE: Legendary Gibraltar striker Lee Casciaro opens up about the new stadium, playing on and the World Cup
GIBRALTAR and Lincoln Red Imps striker Lee Casciaro, who still plays against top international opposition at the age of 41-years-old, has given the new national
Gibraltar sets the bar for scooters and similar electric transporters with new law update
THE Gibraltar Government has published a new law to keep electric scooters in check and stop them flouting basic road traffic rules. The new law
SUCCESS: Gibraltar Regiment soldier gets three golds at British Army championships in Aldershot
A ROYAL Gibraltar Regiment soldier has won an impressive three gold medals at the British Army Inter Corps Swimming Championships. Private Jordan Gonzalez took first
WATCH: Lightning strikes remote Cadiz mountain village as extreme wind and rain lashes Gibraltar
GUSTS rising to 67km/h, torrential rain of 113mm/h, thunder and lightning have lashed Gibraltar and the surrounding area during some of the worst weather seen
Three teens who attacked young girl at Wellington Front in Gibraltar banned from leaving home at night
THREE teenagers who attacked a young girl in Gibraltar will no longer be able to go out at night for the next three months. The
New group of women in Gibraltar set to learn new skills from public and private mentors
A MENTORING programme that teaches women ‘personal and professional skills’ is now entering its fourth cycle, Gibraltar’s Minister for Equality said. Marlene Dalli of the
Survey looks to scope out how many Gibraltar schoolchildren vape nicotine products
AN anonymous survey of children in Gibraltar secondary schools will try to find out how many of them vape and how often. Public Health Gibraltar