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27th July 2026
After several days of disruption and delays for commercial freight at the border, there were signs last Friday that business was settling into the requirements of the new customs regime that came into effect on July 15. Prior to the UK/EU treaty coming into provisional implementation, the commercial gate would see anywhere between 230 and...
27th July 2026
Action for Housing has welcomed the addition of 20 government rental homes at Knights Court but said the development would address only a small part of Gibraltar’s housing waiting list. The project includes three 3RKB homes and 17 2RKB homes, which are due to be completed in September. The group said 2RKB properties were in...
27th July 2026
A full planning application has been filed with the Town Planner by Recycle.gi for the construction of the first phase of a waste treatment facility at 4-4a Europa Advance Road. A design statement, prepared by Arc Design Ltd and filed with the application, said the proposed site previously formed part of Gibraltar’s existing waste management...
27th July 2026
Twenty new rental properties are being developed as part of an extension to Knights Court, the Ministry of Housing has announced. The extension will provide three 3RKB flats and 17 2RKB flats, which will be added to Gibraltar’s housing stock and allocated to applicants on the housing waiting list. The project is expected to be...
24th July 2026
The Department of Environment has raised the red flag at Western Beach and advised against swimming until further notice after intestinal enterococci bacteria were detected during routine testing on Friday. The Department said the finding was unusual and was investigating the cause as a matter of urgency. It said the bacteria may have originated north...
27th July 2026
Jialuo Cheng, a student at IES Mediterráneo in La Línea, has secured one of the top university entrance examination results in Andalucía, as well as the best score in Cádiz province from more than 10,300 applicants. Mr Cheng is among 10 students from across Cádiz province, including four from the Campo de Gibraltar, to receive Premios Extraordinarios de Bachillerato (PAB) in recognition of their outstanding academic performance during their last year of secondary education. Intended to promote quality, equality and...
27th July 2026
The latest statistics published by the Port of Algeciras have recorded continued growth in container traffic in the first six months of 2026, despite a decline in overall cargo throughput. The figures show that the number of containers handled increased by 1.36% to 1,371,191 units, while total number of TEUs (20-foot equivalent units) rose by 3.46% to 2,380,131. The strongest growth came from international transit traffic,...
27th July 2026
Spain’s Labour Inspectorate has concluded that failures to comply with workplace health and safety regulations by construction company Manuel Alba S.A. were the underlying cause of the fatal workplace accident at Atlanterra in April, according to the CCOO del Hábitat trade union. The union said the findings followed a complaint it lodged after a worker died at a construction site in the Atlanterra area of...
23rd July 2026
Commercial drivers bringing goods into Gibraltar say lengthy delays at the Spanish customs post in La Linea are leaving them spending most of their working day in queues, with some complaining they can now complete only one delivery instead of three. Drivers transporting construction materials, food, fuel and other goods described waiting for hours outside the commercial...
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