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17th November 2025
A demolition application has been filed with the Town Planner for preparatory works that will enable the creation of the Gibraltar Government’s Westview Park Reclamation Project. Permission is being sought for the full demolition of Extension Jetty No. 3, an ageing fuel berth located north of the planned reclamation zone. “These works will be executed...
Mon 17th Nov, 2025
18th November 2025
The Gibraltar Fire and Rescue Service has completed an intensive period of professional development, with personnel taking part in a range of training programmes both locally and at The Fire Service College. Recent activity has focused on skills development, operational readiness and supporting firefighters as they progress in their careers. Five firefighters have been promoted...
18th November 2025
The GHA’s Neurodevelopment and Disability Administrative Office will hold a Health Fair on December 3 at St Bernard’s Hospital to mark International Day for Persons with Disabilities. The fair is set to offer basic health checks, service information, and opportunities for disabled persons to engage directly with medical professionals. It is open to family members,...
18th November 2025
Governor’s Meadow Lower Primary School celebrated World STEM Day on Friday November 14, bringing Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics to life through a range of interactive and practical activities. Pupils took part in STEM challenges exploring concepts such as patterns and shapes, experimentation, engineering design and coding. The activities encouraged curiosity, creativity and problem-solving, while...
18th November 2025
St Mary’s Lower Primary School joined schools around the world in celebrating Michael Rosen Day, an annual event aimed at making poetry fun, engaging and accessible for children, with this year’s activities based on the theme “Funny Food”. Year 1 and Year 2 pupils took part in a live virtual session with author and poet...
17th November 2025
By Maria Jesus Corrales The Port of Algeciras now accounts for 55% of the contraband tobacco seized in the Campo de Gibraltar, according to data presented by the Guardia Civil at the tenth Congress on Combating Contraband in La Línea last week. The figures show that only 10% of illegal tobacco enters Spain through the...
7th November 2025
By Josie Clarke, PA Consumer Affairs Correspondent, and Chronicle staff The UK Government should not “cave in to industry scaremongering” and tax online betting games at a rate that reflects their harm, MPs have said in a report ahead of a UK budget statement later this month. The report was met with disappointment in Gibraltar, amid concern a hike in UK...
4th November 2025
A Portuguese man wanted for murder and other serious offences was arrested by Spanish police in La Linea as he tried to cross the border into Gibraltar. Spain’s Policia Nacional said the man was the subject of four arrest warrants for murder, sexual abuse and wounding in different locations in Spain. The man was arrested...
4th November 2025
A criminal complaint lodged by Spain’s state environmental prosecution service over the Eastside project has been referred on appeal back to a La Linea court that had ruled it was outside its remit, according to Spanish press reports. The complaint alleges that reclamation work for the Eastside project could constitute an offence under Spanish law. ...
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