GP service to go back to normal on July 20 in Gibraltar
Doctors will be available for limited face-to-face appointments from July 20, as services return to normal, according to the Gibraltar Health Authority.
New appeal for witnesses in the ‘Montegriffo mystery’ murder in Gibraltar
THE police made a fresh appeal for witnesses of a suspected murder of a Gibraltar dad two years ago today as the mystery continues to
Gibraltar’s Line Wall Road to be turned into cycle lane and walkway
NEW plans to make Line Wall Road and Chatham Counterguard into cycle-friendly pathways through Gibraltar town centre have been revealed today.
Money laundering raids carried out in Gibraltar after cross-border drugs op
SIX raids on residential addresses on the Rock were carried out this week by the money laundering investigation unit of the Royal Gibraltar Police.
Los Barrios power plant closure could add to Gibraltar Campo dole queues
Unions have been in meetings with the Los Barrios mayor to relocate workers after the Viesgo power station announced it will close its doors last
Shopping abroad will cost more in moves to boost Gibraltar business
Any products bought online or across the border will cost ten percent more in a historic measure announced today by the Chief Minister.
Gibraltar government agrees to meet ‘Open Your Eyes’ demo organisers
Chief Minister Fabian Picardo has said he will have talks with organisers of yesterday's 'Open Your Eyes' protest march held on June 29.
National trails added to expand Gibraltar tourism offering
Walkers in Gibraltar and visitors from the Costa del Sol will now be able to enjoy a number of trails all over the Upper Rock
Massive drug bust leads to 34 arrests and cash seizures in La Linea
OVER 300,000 euros was seized during a number of raids carried out in La Linea by a special Guardia Civil anti-drugs unit after months of
Gibraltar enters Phase 5 of Rock Unlock after nearly two weeks of zero COVID-19 cases
More than three weeks of no new infections gives the green light for the freeing of the Gibraltar lockdown to continue into the next phase.
BREAKING: Brave captain avoids disaster after his catamaran hits drilling ship in Gibraltar waters
A catamaran sailed into a drilling ship blinded by fog last night and started to take in water. Its captain was able to secure the
Businesses in Gibraltar get more government support to avoid recession
Businesses and workers will benefit from a raft of new measures to help them in the economic fallout caused by COVID-19 including rents and rates
Gibraltar Campo record only nine active COVID-19 cases
One new case in Algeciras was added to the nine active cases to bring the confirmed figure to 330 in total for the towns of
Olive Press reporter stuck in the UK for three months refused boarding by British Airways
AN Olive Press reporter has been refused boarding on a flight from London Heathrow to Gibraltar.
Back to school for Gibraltar Year 12 students as youth clubs re-open
Year 12s will be the next year group to go back to school after months of lockdown. There are now only four active cases of
Chief Minister asks governor to work with him for good of Gibraltar
'Partnership, cooperation and strength in building an alliance of purpose', are the main clues for the new governor, said the Chief Minister.
Gibraltar residents are FINALLY able to cross into Spain to see loved ones
Locals will now be able to cross the border to Spain as long as they can prove that they are active residents of the Rock
COVID-19: Gibraltar begins to return to ‘normal’ after months in lockdown
There are now 11 active cases of COVID-19 on the Rock and over 9030 tests have been done on its population. Vehicle arrivals into the
BREAKING: Confusion over Gibraltar frontier continues after opening is delayed
Gibraltarians are now being allowed to enter Spain for the first time in nearly three months after early morning story was confirmed by frontier police.
COVID-19 caused by nature disdain, says Gibraltar Government
The COVID-19 pandemic is a reminder we need to care for nature like we care for ourselves, said the Gibraltar Government on World Environment Day.
Cat-astrophe avoided as over 40 cats freed from La Linea home
THE cats were rescued by a feline charity from the squalid home of a senile woman in the Bellavista neighbourhood of La Linea last Tuesday.
Attention parents: Arty activities for Gibraltar children at JMH
Culture is back on the menu with some exciting activities for young children at John Mackintosh Hall, which will come in handy after schools shut
Three La Linea youths arrested on drug smuggling charges after sea chase
Three youths from La Linea de la Concepcion and a fourth person from Ceuta have been arrested on suspicion of drug smuggling on Monday.
Four Gibraltar schools shut down after bacteria behind Legionnaire’s disease found in water systems
FOUR schools in Gibraltar have been forced to close after the bacteria which causes Legionnaire’s Disease was discovered in their water systems. The Ministry of
COVID-19: Touching Gibraltar’s monkeys to be made an offence amid fears they could die from coronavirus
TOUCHING Gibraltar’s famous monkeys will be made an offence, the Government has announced. The move is a response to fears that the Rock’s 300 Barbary
Gibraltar moves into Phase 3 of ‘Unlock the Rock’ with 12 local active COVID-19 cases
Restaurants and cafes opened for the first time in two and a half months as buses started to work today as the lockdown continued to