Former commissioner of police, Richard U llger, has given evidence via video link from St Helena where he is currently ...

Five million pounds’ worth of services provided to the Government's Environment Department were never put out to tender, according to the former Principal Auditor’s 2018/2019 report. In some cases, ...

Infrastructural works at Secretary's Lane and Governor's Lane have now been completed, weeks earlier than expected. All traffic has returned to normal and diversions have been removed. George's Lane ...

As Verdemar prepares to take its case to the European Parliament, the debate over Gibraltar’s environmental impact enters the EU’s political arena — but with jurisdictional limits and competing ...

Spanish officials have confirmed that the large forest fire near Tarifa - which broke out Tuesday afternoon - has now been stabilised. More than 1,500 people were forced to leave homes, hotels, and ...

It follows a few acts of vandalism recently that led to the pool being temporarily closed.

Unite is making preparations for wide scale industrial action across its 2800 members in the public sector. The Union has declared a formal trade dispute, after Union members voted overwhelmingly to ...

Members of the Moroccan Community, at the request of local branch of Bank Populaire, organised a get together at the Community Centre to coincide with Throne Day, the ascension of the Moroccan King, a ...

A former RGP officer is standing trial this week accused of sharing personal data that the Crown say he should not have had on his mobile phone. 38 year old Antony Bolaños faces two charges of ...

Gibraltar’s removal from the EU’s Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) List takes legal ...

The National Celebrations programme has been announced. The fair, exhibitions and live music are planned for the next few weeks. The fair starts on the 23rd August at the Victoria Stadium.

The Technical Services Department has acknowledged the current traffic disruption affecting Gibraltar, describing it as unfortunate but unavoidable.