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17th April 2024
A report exploring Gibraltar’s prevalence of children with special educational needs has found that cases have sharply increased over the past decade, with societal and health risk factors pinpointed. The Minister for Education, Dr John Cortes, delivered the findings in a press conference at No.6 Convent Place alongside the Director of Public Health, Dr Helen...
Wed 17th Apr, 2024
18th April 2024
A loggerhead turtle was found by the Environmental Research and Protection Unit (EPRU) in the Port on Wednesday morning. Lewis Stagnetto, the marine biologist with The Nautilus Project, was called into the marine base of the Department of the Environment and where he gathered important data. “The animal was a juvenile in seemingly good health,”...
18th April 2024
A tabletop exercise took place at No6 Convent Place on W4ednesday which was coordinated by the Office of Civil Contingencies to test Gibraltar’s capabilities in the event of a major fire in the Upper Rock Nature Reserve. The Minister with responsibility for Civil Contingencies, Leslie Bruzon, oversaw the exercise which included participation from senior representatives...
18th April 2024
Loreto Convent School launched their campaign to raise £2.5m for major structural and infrastructural refurbishments on Tuesday evening. The funds raised will aid carry out works that will futureproof the building. The works will include a Theatre/Cultural hub, Foundation Stage Wing, Lower Primary Wing, Chapel Wing, Art Wing, Music Wing and windows and shutters on...
18th April 2024
Gibraltar Cultural Services (GCS) on behalf of the Ministry for Culture has launched a writing initiative to provide a development opportunity for a young author. This initiative is open to writers or aspiring writers aged 14 to 25, and on this occasion the aim is to promote Gibraltar stories and the Llanito language. The first...
4th April 2024
By Samuel Montgomery, PA The King has sent a “personal message of gratitude and congratulations” to Nato, as the defensive alliance marked its 75th anniversary. Charles lauded the treaty organisation as “an antidote to years of war in Europe” and “the cornerstone of our security and the values we hold dear”, in a letter to secretary general...
2nd April 2024
Strikers at the Acerinox plant in the Campo de Gibraltar mounted road blocks in three key junctions on Tuesday morning, bringing rush hour traffic to a standstill and causing gridlock for around six hours on the main road linking both sides of the both. The workers set up roadblocks at 7am in Algeciras, Palmones and...
29th March 2024
By David Lynch, PA Political Staff The Channel Islands and the Isle of Man should be represented when the UK brokers international trade deals, ministers have been told. The cross-party Justice Select Committee of MPs said the Crown Dependencies should have designated officials present at trade negotiations to represent their interests. The three self-governing dependencies,...
28th March 2024
By Anna Wise, PA Business Reporter The Bank of England has warned the UK faces growing risks from weaknesses in the global financial system and rising political tensions. But households and businesses have remained resilient despite cost-of-living pressures. The Bank’s Financial Policy Committee (FPC) found some risks to financial stability globally have increased since it...
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