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30th June 2022
The Gibraltar Government will this year seek to reform the social security system to address the impact of a growing workforce and ageing population on the long-term sustainability of state pensions, Sir Joe Bossano said in a written budget address. In announcing the plan, Sir Joe – who has Covid-19 and was unable to deliver...
Thu 30th Jun, 2022
1st July 2022
British art critic, writer and broadcaster Matthew Collings recently visited Gibraltar to meet with the nine artists selected to represent the Rock in London at an Exhibition at Bermondsey Project Space. “The visit organised by Gibraltar Cultural Services on behalf of the Ministry of Culture, is in line with the Government’s vision to promote Gibraltar’s...
1st July 2022
The Gibraltar Chamber of Commerce said the private sector would “as usual” have to pay more than most as a result of a budget that had missed opportunities to raise additional revenue and contained no plan for economic recovery. In a statement, the Chamber said that despite earlier warnings about the need to rein in...
1st July 2022
Louis Baldachino, a survivor of pancreatic cancer, yesterday unveiled a sculpture inspired by his experience and named ‘Never Lose Hope’. The piece was created by local award-winning ceramics artist Ermelinda Duarte and now has pride of place in the Primary Care Centre. Mr Baldachino had a message for people who are ill: “Accept you are...
1st July 2022
A school of over 600 pupils in Sierra Leone have their own fresh water, via a well, thanks to the children of St Paul’s School who fundraised for Action4Schools. The children did so well that they not only met their £2500 target, there was a healthy surplus. A special assembly at the school was attended...
29th June 2022
A “highly-structured” organised crime group involved in alleged match-fixing in the Royal Spanish Football Federation leagues and the Gibraltar National League is believed to have made more than 500,000 euros in profits, mostly on activities linked to Spain’s third division, Spain’s Policia Nacional said. Authorities arrested 21 people and an additional six are under investigation...
27th June 2022
By David Hughes, PA Political Editor Nato will make clear that Russia is the “most significant and direct threat” to security when leaders gather in Madrid this week, the organisation’s secretary general said. Boris Johnson will join Nato allies in Spain on Tuesday night for talks which will set a new direction for the alliance...
24th June 2022
By Sam Blewett, PA Deputy Political Editor, in Kigali Boris Johnson said voters can “beat me up” all they want but he will “keep going” after a double by-election defeat triggered a Cabinet resignation and renewed calls for his resignation. The Prime Minister suffered a series of blows to his authority on Friday, including the...
24th June 2022
Police in La Linea arrested a French man who was travelling in a vehicle stuffed with firearms, knives and ammunition, as well as military kit including a bullet-proof vest and an army helmet. The man was arrested during a routine check near the border as part of the Operación Paso del Estrecho operation, during which...
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