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2nd July 2025
The Murga Bar, best known for sport and cold beers, was at the centre of complex legal exchanges in the Supreme Court this week, as its owner challenged the decision to terminate its lease amid plans to redevelop Victoria Stadium into new facilities for the Gibraltar FA. The termination certificate was issued last year by...
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3rd July 2025
A newly refurbished events hall and improved grounds at The Mount will host its inaugural event this evening as Ruth Parasol marks Parasol International’s 21st anniversary event. In 2023 the Parasol Foundation pledged to invest £1m in The Mount to refurbish what is now known as Parasol Hall. “Restoring The Mount has been one of...
2nd July 2025
The Department of Education will be offering permanent contracts to 49 teachers, effectively increasing the complement to 521 teaching posts, Government Minister Dr John Cortes told Parliament in his budget address on Tuesday afternoon. Dr Cortes explained that this increase in permanent posts addresses a shortfall due to rising pupil numbers, expanding specialist learning support...
2nd July 2025
The Minister for Education, Dr John Cortes, met with the UK Minister for Education, Stephen Morgan, at the Department for Education in London last week. Dr Cortes was accompanied by the Director of Education, Keri Scott, and Guy Dumas from the Gibraltar Office in London. The meeting covered a range of education-related topics, including university...
2nd July 2025
The Gibraltar National Museum has announced the return of its popular Walks Through History, which will take place on Wednesday mornings from 10am to 11.30am between July 23 and August 27 as part of the Summer Sports and Leisure Programme. Aimed at children aged nine to twelve, the guided walks offer an immersive journey through...
2nd July 2025
Gibraltar Cultural Services, on behalf of the Ministry for Culture, continues to promote cultural education with a range of interactive initiatives aimed at engaging younger audiences with Gibraltar’s artistic and historical heritage. Recent activities have included a Street Art Mural Walk for Year 6 pupils from Bishop Fitzgerald School, providing a guided tour of Gibraltar’s...
2nd July 2025
Fifteen young people from Gibraltar’s Youth Symposium have returned from a visit to Tangier, Morocco, where they took part in a programme of cultural exchange and community service. A key highlight of the trip was a visit to the Cheshire Homes, a residential facility for individuals with disabilities. The visit was supported by Vanessa Saccone...
2nd July 2025
Gibraltar Cultural Services, on behalf of the Ministry of Culture and in conjunction with the Gibraltar Chronicle, will hold a poetry competition as part of the 2025 Autumn Cultural Programme. The competition is open to Gibraltarians and residents of Gibraltar, who may each submit up to two original poems. Entries will be accepted in the...
25th June 2025
Seven crew members escaped unhurt after a harbour vessel operating from Algeciras port caught fire on Wednesday afternoon while delivering supplies to a container ship anchored at the northwest corner of the Bay of Gibraltar. The Ceutamar Cinco, a catamaran operated by Maritima Velum, was consumed by flames and a thick plume of black smoke...
25th June 2025
By David Lynch, Rhiannon James, David Hughes and Harry Taylor, PA The UK must actively prepare for a “wartime scenario” on British soil “for the first time in many years”, the Government has warned. In the national security strategy published on Tuesday, ministers said the UK now finds itself in “an era in which we...
24th June 2025
Steelworkers brought traffic on key Campo roads to a standstill during the morning rush hour on Tuesday, setting up roadblocks on the access road to La Linea. As Spain’s Guardia Civil set up diversions, commuters heading into Gibraltar faced lengthy delays and queues stretching kilometres. This was the second consecutive day of disruption as workers...
19th June 2025
The Mayor of La Línea, Juan Franco, has announced plans to publish a strategy document addressing the city’s future after the UK/EU treaty on Gibraltar’s post-Brexit relations with bloc is ratified. The document, which is not public yet, will be formally submitted to Spain’s Ministry for Foreign Affairs on Monday, but was outlined by Mr...
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