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8th February 2026

By Albert Freyone I have read the Gibraltar Chamber of Commerce interview on tourism and transport priorities for 2026, and I agree with one obvious point, improved border fluidity will bring more people into Gibraltar. That much is beyond debate. What is far less certain, and far more important, is whether we are actually ready...

6th February 2026

The Ministry of Equality has announced the launch of an Age Symposium, a new initiative focused on promoting inclusion, wellbeing and active participation for older persons in Gibraltar. The Symposium will bring together stakeholders, service providers, community organisations and older persons to explore the challenges and opportunities associated with ageing, share best practice and help...

5th February 2026

The Gibraltar Festival of Young Musicians organised by GAMPA, now in its 21st year, has been taking place all week at the John Mackintosh Hall, with a Gala set to take place on Saturday night. The Gala will see a finalist of each category perform and compete. The person who has been deciding who those...

5th February 2026

The Alameda Gardens – have existed for over 200 years. This year it is 210 years old. The beauty of this garden is that it belongs to all of us – it is free entry and we can all make use of it and enjoy its surroundings – the tranquillity and beauty of its surroundings....

4th February 2026

Some 12.5% of new cancer cases were diagnosed at stage four last year, GHA statistics have shown on World Cancer Day, underlining the importance of early detection. Today marks global World Cancer Day which raises awareness of cancer and encourages its prevention, detection and treatment. Last year, 425 new cases of cancer were detected in...

3rd February 2026

by Sophie Macdonald Opening the 11th edition of Gib Talks was Julian Felice, reminding us that, really, we’ve been ‘Gib-Talking’ since “Hercules said he couldn’t be bothered to walk across two mountains.” It has taught us to “never stop telling our stories.” Nadine Collado, who was first on the stage, shared hers. Eighteen months ago,...

3rd February 2026

Heidi Jeffries has been appointed the new Chairperson of Breast Cancer Support Gibraltar, taking over the role previously held by Mercy Posso for a number of years. The organisation is set to mark its 20th anniversary in 2027, years spent campaigning and fundraising to transform cancer care with better services, equipment and also an oncology...

3rd February 2026

Loreto Convent School celebrated the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, also known as Candlemas, on Monday with a Mass attended by Bishop Charles Azzopardi. The feast commemorates the presentation of Jesus in the Temple forty days after his birth. It is traditionally marked by the blessing of candles, symbolising Jesus as the Light...

2nd February 2026

It has been over a decade since Gibraltar was accepted into UEFA and later FIFA, marking a rapid transition from amateur football into the semi-professional and professional era. Though short in time, the journey has been intense, with Gibraltar football still very much in its infancy. Critics have come and gone, headlines have been plentiful,...

1st February 2026

Chris Gomez has been appointed the new Chief Commissioner, also known as the Chief Volunteer of Gibraltar, of the Scouts Association of Gibraltar, a role with a set tenure of 10 years like his predecessor Mark Rodriguez. Mr Gomez has been involved with Scouts since the age of eight and has served as an adult...

1st February 2026

The Gibraltar Cardiac Association has an ambitious schedule for 2026, as it marks a decade since its inception, with an active year of public engagement, health campaigns and community solidarity. Chairperson Suyenne Perez Catania and Secretary Vanessa Bautista sat down with the Chronicle to talk about the past 10 years and the planned celebrations. Mrs...

27th January 2026

A local man who attacked a woman in the home she shared with her elderly parents causing them to fear for their lives was sentenced by the Supreme Court to eight and a half years. Karl Danino, 40, admitted to charges of threats to kill and aggravated burglary days before trial and was sentenced on...

27th January 2026

Well yes, I think so, it’s been now almost a hundred offerings of this type of article in our daily (Monday to Friday now), Gibraltar Chronicle. So we kick off on a brand new year and looking back, flicking through some of those past editions of this column, it’s a little difficult to pick out...

27th January 2026

By Annabelle Mor Codali, CEO of the Gibraltar Horticultural Society In cities across Europe, a quiet revolution is taking place. It is not driven by giant infrastructure projects or sweeping new laws, but by something far simpler and far more powerful: people planting, beautifying, and reclaiming the spaces directly outside their doors. From balconies dripping...

27th January 2026

Local writer Deborah Mattana has released a new self-published book, Sabores de Alegría del Estrecho, which explores Gibraltar’s Sephardic history through a collection of stories and recipes set against a local backdrop of Levante winds and the Rock’s long-standing cultural diversity. The book brings together personal narratives and traditional recipes donated by members of the...

27th January 2026

The Mayor, Nicholas Guerrero, has reminded the public that nominations are open for the next conferral of the Mayor’s Awards, which will take place in March. The closing date for nominations is Friday February 6 2026. The Mayor’s Awards are described as a permanent fixture in Gibraltar’s annual civic calendar and are intended to highlight...

26th January 2026

The Year 6 Lego Robotics team, Loretanics, travelled to London on Wednesday January 21 to take part in a robotics competition in Stevenage. The team consisted of 10 pupils, eight of whom made the trip. After arriving and settling into accommodation near Canary Wharf, the pupils visited Activate at the O2 Arena, an interactive light...

26th January 2026

Professor Daniella Tilbury, a Gibraltar Commonwealth Scholar and Chair of the Gibraltar Royal Commonwealth Society, delivered a keynote address on leadership and sustainable futures to more than 300 Commonwealth Scholars at a Commonwealth Scholarship Commission event at the QEII Centre in London. The event, hosted by the Commonwealth, focused on the role of scholars as...

25th January 2026

It had been a long time since Lincoln Red Imps entered a weekend matchday without having played a midweek fixture. The postponement of their clash with Europa last Wednesday due to adverse weather conditions provided them with their first midweek break outside of the festive period, as they faced College 1975. Although the match was...

23rd January 2026

Gibraltar Netball has launched a new initiative through a partnership with the private sector, placing the future of its players firmly in their own hands. The initiative is aimed at ensuring players are ready to collect the passes and opportunities presented to them in life, not just on the court but in the real world....

22nd January 2026

Government ministers voiced fulsome support for the Chief Minister on Wednesday night as Parliament debated a ‘no confidence’ motion tabled by the Opposition.  The GSD had for months called on ministers to distance themselves from Fabian Picardo, first over his handling of the debate on the former Principal Auditor and more recently following the findings...

22nd January 2026

A serving Royal Gibraltar Police officer and a former police officer had misconduct charges withdrawn in the Supreme Court on Thursday, as they admitted to lesser offences relating to data breaches of police material. Serving police officer Sean Picton, 37, and former police officer, Anthony Bolaños, 38, pleaded guilty to charges of unlawfully obtaining and...

21st January 2026

The Fine Arts Association’s annual event No Cuesta d’Enero opened this week with a performance by The Movement Collective. The Movement Collective performed a snippet of the ‘Memory Project 2’, which was themed on dementia and Alzheimer’s. Actress Carol Trinidad portrayed Margaret who is losing her memory. Claire Trinidad, Carol’s daughter, acted as Margaret’s younger...

21st January 2026

Many years ago, I produced and presented a television series on GBC called ‘I was There’ where I chatted to people who had been witness to some of the most important happenings in the Rock’s history – the 1967 Referendum, the marriage of John Lennon and Yoko Ono – just to mention two. Events and...

21st January 2026

There were two starkly competing narratives in Parliament on Tuesday about what Gibraltar should take from Sir Peter Openshaw’s findings in the McGrail Inquiry report and what should happen next.  The controversy that has played out in public exchanges since the report’s publication on December 23 came into sharp focus during a debate on a...

20th January 2026

“What are you reading right now?” is an inevitable question when I meet with some of my closest friends on a regular basis. All of us will pull out our phones, Kindles or books from our handbag and exchange titles and let the others read the blurbs on the back of the book to keep...

20th January 2026

Special Olympics Gibraltar (SOG) successfully organised a pioneering Unified Schools Training Seminar on January 14, bringing together nearly all primary, middle and senior school Physical Education teachers. The full-day event, held at the Sunborn Hotel, marked a significant step forward in advancing inclusion in schools and promoting the Special Olympics Global Coalition for Inclusion in...

18th January 2026

The 60th anniversary of the Gibraltar Disability Society will be marked lighting Moorish Castle red and white this week. ORIGINS OF THE GIBRALTAR DISABILITY SOCIETY The grass roots of the Gibraltar Disability Society began in 1966 when a small group of parents came together to seek inclusion and support for their children with disabilities. Today...

18th January 2026

I’ve just finished my latest bedside read, great five-pages-and-snooze stuff, in a small edition to avoid being assaulted by the tome as I doze. It was Alice in Wonderland and its sequel Through the Looking-Glass*. Suddenly, Alice’s stories seem more coherent than many of the events that have been floating past us on our screens...

15th January 2026

Genre: Mystery / suspense / thriller In today’s edition book blogger Kimberly Foreman reviews a bestselling suspenseful thriller mystery novel called The Only Survivors I’m back this week with another smashing mystery novel—The Only Survivors by prolific author Megan Miranda. I read this one just before Christmas and just had to add it to my...