End of an era’ to be marked at midnight by the singing of EU anthem at Gibraltar frontier
Despite 96% of the Rock’s population voting to remain in the EU, Brexit will be marked with the lowering of the EU flag and singing
‘Tourism decline, six-hour border queues and ambulances stuck in traffic’ – the predictions in Gibraltar Government’s Brexit guide OUT TODAY
he daily movement of people and goods across the Frontier would be ‘abnormally disruptive’
Spain shutting the border would be like ‘cutting off its nose to spite its face’, slams Gibraltar’s deputy commander
Deputy Chief Minister Joseph Garcia said that tightening frontier controls would hurt the Spanish as much as the Rock.
Bigger parliament will not be waste of money, says Gibraltar’s Deputy Chief Minister Joseph Garcia
“I think that issues which relate to the cost, the timing and the consultation have sadly been misunderstood”
Gibraltar warns citizens to ‘inform themselves’ ahead of no-deal Brexit but says: “We are better off than UK”
“We voted to remain in the European Union and this is still the preferred position of the Government"
Gibraltar announces drone crackdown after Gatwick attacks saw 140,000 travellers affected at Christmas
The UK’s second busiest airport was shut down for more than 36 hours, as drones were piloted near the transport hub in the run-up to
Gibraltar Deputy Chief Minister calls on UK government to guarantee safety in British territorial waters
Dr Joseph Garcia made the comments at the Liberal Democrats conference in Bournemouth
Gibraltar rock to become wine storage facility in £6 million transformation
The inside of the Rock of Gibraltar will be transformed into an innovative cellar for over £60 million worth of wine
Gibraltar’s Bishop Heskett heads to Sheffield
Bishop Heskett installed as the new Bishop of Hallam in Sheffield
Gibraltar considering new carbon-neutral methods
Wave energy - along with electric cars and gas - is being considered in further bids to make Gib carbon neutral
