New restaurant proposed at ICC Irish Town entrance

New restaurant proposed at ICC Irish Town entrance

15th December 2025

A planning application has been submitted to the Town Planner to convert a vacant ground-floor retail unit at the International Commercial Centre (ICC) into a new restaurant called ‘era’. The proposal, prepared by Gamma Architects and filed with the application on behalf of Barton Solutions Limited, seeks permission for a change of use of the...

RSM Gibraltar hosts University of Cadiz students

15th December 2025

RSM Gibraltar last week hosted a visit from 30 University of Cadiz students on business-related undergraduate and masters programmes at its offices in Engineer Lane. RSM chief executive, Moe Cohen, welcomed the students and their professors and delivered a presentation that included an overview of Gibraltar, its main business sectors, legal and regulatory framework and...

Kayleigh Buttigieg awarded in Royal Miniature Society Annual Exhibition

14th December 2025

Gibraltarian artist Kayleigh Buttigieg has received two awards at the Royal Miniature Society Annual Exhibition in London, where all five of her submitted works were selected and sold. The miniature oil paintings, ranging from two to six centimetres in size, were displayed at the Bankside Gallery, opposite Tate Modern. One of the pieces was purchased...

Inquest hears evidence of RGP and Guardia Civil cooperation at sea

12th December 2025

Details about communication between the Royal Gibraltar Police and its Spanish counterparts when tackling crime at sea were heard by the Coroner’s court on Friday during an inquest into two deaths after a police pursuit. Retired police officer Herbert Warwick, who is a veteran coxswain with close to 30 years’ experience at sea, gave evidence...

Jury trials in UK to be scrapped in some cases in bid to tackle court backlog

2nd December 2025

By Anahita Hossein-Pour, Rhiannon James, Harry Taylor and George Thompson, Press Association Jury trials in some cases will be scrapped and so-called “swift courts” set up in England and Wales, the Justice Secretary has announced. Currently jury trials make up 3% of cases but this will be curbed further as David Lammy confirmed they would be reserved for...

Britain must not shrink back from ‘chaotic world’, says Starmer

2nd December 2025

By Christopher McKeon, Press Association Political Correspondent Britain must not shrink back from a “chaotic world”, Sir Keir Starmer has said as he underlined his commitment to internationalism. In his annual Guildhall speech on foreign policy, the Prime Minister accused opposition politicians of offering a “corrosive, inward-looking attitude” on international affairs. Taking aim at those...

Spanish court acquits man accused of murdering sacristan in Algeciras, but orders 30 years of psychiatric detention 

28th November 2025

By Maria Jesus Corrales  Spain’s Audiencia Nacional has acquitted Yassine Kanjaa of murdering a sacristan in Algeciras on January 25, 2023, and injuring two other people, after finding he was exempt from criminal responsibility because of a psychiatric disorder.   The court ordered his detention in a prison psychiatric centre for up to 30 years.  ...

UK gambling tax rise not designed to send a signal to betting sector, says UK Culture Secretary 

28th November 2025

By Will Durrant, PA Political Staff  Increased gambling taxes were not designed to “send a signal” to the sector, the UK’s Culture Secretary has said.  Lisa Nandy defended the Chancellor’s decision to raise taxes on online gaming and betting, in a move set to raise £1.1 billion by 2029.  The remote gaming duty, which applies...