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30th July 2025
Youth volunteers from The Nautilus Project have removed more than 3.5 tonnes of invasive seaweed from beaches around Gibraltar over the past fortnight, in a clean-up effort coordinated in response to large quantities of the algae washing ashore. Their work was in tandem to a Government clean-up effort that cleared a further 10 tonnes of...
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1st August 2025
Conservative MP and former Chancellor and Foreign Secretary, Sir Jeremy Hunt, has been confirmed as the third headliner for this year’s Gibunco Gibraltar Literary Festival, the Gibraltar Cultural Services announced on Wednesday on behalf of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. He will appear ‘In Conversation With’ the Chief Minister, Fabian Picardo, to discuss his...
1st August 2025
Neon Painting ended a series of summer workshops taking place at GEMA Gallery, as part of the GSLA’s Summer Programme Culture and Leisure activities, in partnership with Gibraltar Cultural Services. The workshop, from 11am to 12pm, was led by Lizanne Figueras, Stefano Blanca Sciacaluga, and Alex Menez of Kitchen Studios, and it aimed to show...
1st August 2025
Environmental groups the ESG and GONHS have said the Gibraltar Tuna Fishing Club’s calls for a commercial quota are “unacceptable”, highlighting that “Atlantic Bluefin Tuna was threatened with extinction not long ago”. The ESG and GONHS issued a joint statement in response to comments made by the Club to this newspaper earlier this week. The...
1st August 2025
Louis Baldachino has marked 10 years since he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, underscoring a message for cancer patients to keep going through mental strength and hope. Over the past 10 years, Mr Baldachino, now 68 years old, has seen his two sons and daughter, now in their 20s and 30s, grow up and achieve...
30th July 2025
By Neil Lancefield, PA Transport Correspondent, and Chronicle staff Airlines were yesterday evening attempting to recover their flight operations after a UK air traffic control (ATC) fault caused major disruption on Wednesday afternoon, including the cancellation of the evening service between Gibraltar and Gatwick. ATC provider Nats said its engineers had “restored the system that...
29th July 2025
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez hailed the “historic” political agreement on a UK/EU treaty for Gibraltar as a highlight of his country’s foreign policy during a midterm review of his government’s performance. Speaking during a press conference on Monday, Mr Sanchez also said he had no plans to bring forward Spain's next general election, which...
22nd July 2025
A wildfire declared on Monday at the La Alcaidesa estate, located in the Sierra del Arca, led to the evacuation of around 60 children and 10 monitors from a nearby summer camp, according to Campo firefighters. Guardia Civil officers and San Roque local police moved the group to a safe area due to the fire’s...
22nd July 2025
Spain’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, has awarded the Encomienda de Isabel la Católica to senior Spanish officials who took part in negotiations with the United Kingdom on a preliminary agreement concerning Gibraltar, as part of the European Union delegation. The award recognises extraordinary conduct by Spanish or foreign individuals that benefits Spain...
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