Gibraltar man who pulls out a machete on police gets 24 weeks behind bars
A GIBRALTAR man who swung a machete at police officers before running away has been jailed for six months in court. Ziade Attou, 36, of
Fuel oil from stricken cargo ship reaches western Gibraltar coastline threatening water supply
FUEL oil that leaked from the beached bulk carrier off Catalan Bay is blackening western facing bathing spots in Gibraltar. Tugs have been laying out
BREAKING: Boats now pumping diesel and fuel oil from ‘crumpled’ ship stranded in Gibraltar waters
BARGES are pumping out both diesel and fuel oil from the stricken cargo ship that is lying off Gibraltar’s coast since early Tuesday morning. At
BREAKING: Heavy fuel oil spills into Mediterranean from stranded ship in Gibraltar after seals fail
OIL from stranded bulk carrier OS 35 has leaked into the Mediterranean Sea after air vent seals break open from the pressure of the crumpled
‘Crumpled’ bulker off Gibraltar’s Catalan Bay remains ‘stable’ with no new leaks detected
THE stranded bulk carrier OS 35 that started to break up off Catalan Bay on Wednesday evening has not started to leak oil or diesel
BREAKING: Authorities declare Major Incident after beached ship breaks up off Gibraltar
THE Gibraltar Government has declared the break-up of the OS 35 off Catalan Bay a Major Incident to direct all major resources to fight an
BREAKING: Hull of stranded OS 35 bulk carrier breaks in two off Gibraltar’s Catalan Bay threatening a major oil spill
The hull of the OS 35 bulk carrier beached off Catalan Bay earlier this week has broken in two, the Gibraltar Government said in a
Gibraltar learns how to make parliament more effective at Covid-delayed Commonwealth conference
A GROUP from Gibraltar took part in an annual meeting of Commonwealth countries in Halifax, Canada that looked at making parliaments more accountable. Minister for
WATER CRISIS: Gibraltar to clean up Power’s Drive Tunnel after rockfall caused by fire
GEOLOGICAL experts have recommended removal of 400 tonnes of debris from the Power’s Drive Tunnel where the fire that caused this summer’s water crisis started.
Gibraltar cuts COVID-19 self-isolation time to five days as cases drop
PEOPLE who get COVID-19 in Gibraltar will now only have to self-isolate for five days after they tested positive, its health authority announced. Director of
BREAKING: Ship stuck in sand 200m from Catalan Bay after overnight collision in Gibraltar waters
BULK carrier OS 35 beached 200 metres off the east side of the Rock after a collision with a refueling ship overnight. The Gibraltar Port
Gibraltar in ‘constant’ meetings throughout summer to thrash out post-Brexit EU deal with Spain and UK
‘CONSTANT and unrelenting’ work to secure an EU treaty for Gibraltar between the UK, EU and Spain has continued throughout the summer months, Chief Minister
Gibraltar finally given official city status 180 years after Queen Victoria awarded it
THE UK has finally recognized Gibraltar as a city as part of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, 180 years after the fact was omitted from official
Gibraltar boosts its ‘Rock Under Siege’ tourist site with great new additions
THE Gibraltar Government has completed an extensive restoration of the ‘City Under Siege’ exhibition on the Upper Rock. The face-lift highlights military graffiti at the
Punters aim for best Titanic sinking at Ocean Village cardboard boat race for Gibraltar National Day
CREATIVE boat builders will be taking to the sea at the Ocean Village Marina to win some fabulous prizes at the annual Charity Cardboard Boat
Gibraltar teens given unique pop at House of Commons speech during Youth Parliament
A YOUNG person from Gibraltar will get the chance to speak to the UK Youth Parliament at the House of Commons on November 4, the
Europa Pool reopens and marina taps reconnected as Gibraltar water reserves flood back
AUTHORITIES have agreed to re-open the Europa Pool and allow marinas to use freshwater as reservoirs continue to fill up after this summer’s water crisis.
Gibraltar to give high water users green light as reservoirs fill up over weekend
AFTER a successful weekend of water saving which filled reservoirs even more, Gibraltar authorities are looking to slowly allow high freshwater users more access to
Police find assault rifles in back of work van in Gibraltar bay linked to clan conflict
NATIONAL Police officers were shocked to find automatic rifles in the back of a van as part of an operation spying on rival criminal clans
Gibraltar mourns death of former ‘trailblazer’ minister and mayor Marie Montegriffo
GIBRALTAR is mourning the loss of former minister and mayor Marie Montegriffo who passed away after a long illness last week. The Chief Minister Fabian
Gibraltar water restrictions continue over the weekend as rebound effect hits reservoir levels
AUTHORITIES are keeping caps in place for high users of water for the time being as they struggle to handle a higher demand than usual
New casualty brings COVID-19 victim total to 107 in Gibraltar since start of pandemic
ONE person has died with COVID-19 amid 14 new cases detected in the last week throughout Gibraltar. The death brings the total number of casualties
Pipeline to Spain to be laid down as backup for Gibraltar water plants
AQUAGIB workers are laying down a pipe near the airport to be able to bring water from Spain as a fallback option if local reverse
New temporary water plant from Italy helping to fill Gibraltar’s reservoirs after fire disaster
GIBRALTAR is now running a temporary reverse osmosis (RO) water plant at full power as it tries to fill its reservoirs after the July fire
New A&E live feed and surgery equipment keep Gibraltar health service in good shape
PEOPLE attending the Accident and Emergency Clinic at St Bernard’s Hospital will now be able to see how long they have to wait to see
Gibraltar’s new deputy governor arrives on the Rock
THE new deputy governor, a senior diplomat with high level EU experience, will be able to help Gibraltar in its latest challenges, the Convent has
