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5th April 2026
The Gibraltar Contingency Council said there is currently no specific or immediate threat to Gibraltar, adding the threat from terrorism remains at moderate, meaning an attack is possible but not likely. The GCC reached that assessment after reviewing the current security environment and the potential implications for Gibraltar arising from recent global developments, the Gibraltar Government said in a statement. It added...
7th April 2026
The Gibraltar Government has issued a weather advisory for heavy rain overnight from Tuesday into Wednesday. “Cold fronts associated with a low pressure system west of the Iberian peninsula will bring persistent and heavy rainfall at times overnight,” it said. “Although the highest accumulations are forecast to the east of Gibraltar, there is a risk...
7th April 2026
Lawyers for Chief Minister Fabian Picardo have argued that critical findings of him made in the Openshaw Report were “irrational” because they were not borne out by the facts heard in the McGrail Inquiry, court documents show. Mr Picardo is seeking a judicial review of 14 findings about him in the report and called on the Supreme Court to...
5th April 2026
The Ministry of Equality has launched its first British Sign Language course as part of efforts to support people who are d/Deaf in Gibraltar. British Sign Language was recognised as an official language in Gibraltar in 2022. The course aims to train fully qualified interpreters locally, with no Level 6 qualified British Sign Language interpreters...
5th April 2026
The Gibraltar Contingency Council said there is currently no specific or immediate threat to Gibraltar, adding the threat from terrorism remains at moderate, meaning an attack is possible but not likely. The GCC reached that assessment after reviewing the current security environment and the potential implications for Gibraltar arising from recent global developments, the Gibraltar Government said in a statement. It added...
14th March 2026
By Maria Jesus Corrales Business organisations in the Campo de Gibraltar have prepared a document seeking special economic zone status from the European Union, in a move supporters say could boost competitiveness across the Strait area and attract billions in investment. The proposal, drawn up by the Campo Chamber of Commerce and consultancy MC Valnera, calls on the Government of...
11th March 2026
The House of Commons was reminded on Wednesday that the decisions it took could have “a huge impact” on Gibraltar, as a Labour MP warned that a planned increase to UK gaming taxes could “leave a huge hole” in the Rock’s economy. Gareth Snell used a Commons debate on the Finance Bill to warn that...
11th March 2026
Spain’s Tax Agency has announced a web seminar on the application of the UK/EU treaty on Gibraltar. In a notice published on Wednesday, it said the seminar will take place on March 19 and is intended to explain the application of the agreement from April 10. Those wishing to attend are required to register in...
11th March 2026
By Holly Williams, Press Association Business Editor Revolut is set to launch as a fully-fledged bank in the UK after securing the green light from regulators following a lengthy wait. The fintech said it received the all-clear from the Bank of England’s Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) for a full banking licence, allowing it to offer accounts...
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