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30th July 2026
The Development and Planning Commission has approved a Government application for revised working hours for the demolition of Extension Jetty No. 3, North Mole, after environmental authorities warned that 24‑hour operations would cause “undoubted” disturbance to nearby residents. The works, to be carried out in two phases, are due to start on 15 August and...
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30th July 2026
Unite members have voted overwhelmingly to accept a five-year public sector pay deal, with the union confirming the result to the Gibraltar Government following the closure of its ballot on July 30 and despite a low turnout. On a turnout of 21.5%, 76.2% of participating members voted in favour of the agreement and 23.8% voted...
30th July 2026
Gibtelecom has deployed a new indoor mobile coverage system throughout the World War II Tunnels, providing visitors and staff with 4G and 5G connectivity underground. The system provides reliable voice calls, messaging and mobile data services in areas where conventional mobile signals cannot penetrate the surrounding limestone rock. The deployment uses Ericsson’s Radio Dot technology,...
30th July 2026
Gibraltar’s charities sector is set to operate under a modernised regulatory framework after Parliament approved a new Charities Act and accompanying regulations. The legislation introduces stronger governance, transparency and accountability requirements while establishing a proportionate regime that recognises the different needs and capacities of charities operating in Gibraltar. The reforms follow extensive consultation over the...
30th July 2026
The Development and Planning Commission has approved a Government application for revised working hours for the demolition of Extension Jetty No. 3, North Mole, after environmental authorities warned that 24‑hour operations would cause “undoubted” disturbance to nearby residents. The works, to be carried out in two phases, are due to start on 15 August and...
30th July 2026
Thousands of migrants entered Ceuta from Morocco on Thursday, overwhelming police and emergency services after swimming around the breakwater at the Tarajal border and entering on foot. Spain’s state broadcaster said up to 3,000 people had crossed, with some Ceuta residents drawing parallels with a similar situation in 2021 when 10,000 Moroccan and sub-Saharan migrants...
30th July 2026
The Gibraltar treaty offered a “historic opportunity” for Spain and the UK to further deepen bilateral relations that were already “at their best moment”, Spain’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Jose Manuel Albares, said after meeting his UK counterpart this week. Newly appointed UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband travelled to Madrid on Wednesday evening where he...
30th July 2026
By Rob Freeman and Ben Mitchell, Press Association The mother of a sailor missing for 40 years has called on the man she believes responsible for his disappearance to reveal what happened to her son. Simon Parkes, from Bristol, was last seen in December 1986 when the Royal Navy ship he was serving on, HMS...
27th July 2026
By Anahita Hossein-Pour and Ben Mitchell, Press Association A former Royal Navy petty officer jailed for life for the murder of two young men has been found guilty of sexually assaulting four males, including a 14-year-old boy in the 1990s, two of whom he had considered killing. Allan Grimson was sentenced in 2001 for the murders of...
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