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12th November 2025
Any increase in UK betting and gaming taxes would hit Gibraltar “disproportionately” and have a “devastating” impact on the Rock’s economy, putting at risk thousands of jobs and up to £160m in government tax receipts. That was the stark message delivered by Nigel Feetham, the Minister for Justice, Trade and Industry, during meetings with UK...
Wed 12th Nov, 2025
13th November 2025
The historic St Andrew’s Church is set to be refurbished following the approval of a full application by the Development and Planning Commission at Thursday’s meeting. Permission was sought for the refurbishment and redevelopment of the existing building, to convert it into a hub for multi-faith dialogue and learning, called The Rock Sanctuary, which is...
12th November 2025
Any increase in UK betting and gaming taxes would hit Gibraltar “disproportionately” and have a “devastating” impact on the Rock’s economy, putting at risk thousands of jobs and up to £160m in government tax receipts. That was the stark message delivered by Nigel Feetham, the Minister for Justice, Trade and Industry, during meetings with UK...
12th November 2025
The Gibraltar Heritage Trust has announced the launch of the Gibraltar Heritage Journal, Volume 31. To mark the publication, the Trust will host an evening seminar on Wednesday December 3 at the Gibraltar Garrison Library, featuring a selection of contributors to this year’s edition. This year’s journal introduces a number of new contributors and a...
12th November 2025
Lawyers for former Commissioner of Police Ian McGrail have called on the Gibraltar Government to publish the final report of the McGrail Inquiry “without further delay”. In a statement issued on behalf of their client, law firm Charles Gomez & Co said the report had not yet been delivered to Core Participants in the Inquiry...
12th November 2025
The Gibraltar Tourist Board has launched a new tourism campaign titled Beyond Your Expectations, aimed at promoting Gibraltar’s appeal as a destination offering more than visitors anticipate. The campaign highlights Gibraltar’s cultural heritage, dramatic landscapes, and vibrant lifestyle, while promoting its blend of British charm and Mediterranean warmth. It is part of the Tourist Board’s...
12th November 2025
The Minister for Education, Environment and Heritage, Dr John Cortes, last week addressed a group of students from the University of Granada during a visit to the University of Gibraltar. The group included undergraduate Geography students and European Studies Masters students, accompanied by their lecturers. Dr Cortes spoke on a range of topics relating to...
12th November 2025
Action4schools-Sierra Leone has announced the completion of its latest water well project in Sierra Leone, bringing the total number of wells provided to 113. The new well was delivered in partnership with UK charity Wellfound and funded by the workshop and warehouse teams at Toyota Gibraltar Stockholdings. It is the second well funded by the...
7th November 2025
By Josie Clarke, PA Consumer Affairs Correspondent, and Chronicle staff The UK Government should not “cave in to industry scaremongering” and tax online betting games at a rate that reflects their harm, MPs have said in a report ahead of a UK budget statement later this month. The report was met with disappointment in Gibraltar, amid concern a hike in UK...
4th November 2025
A Portuguese man wanted for murder and other serious offences was arrested by Spanish police in La Linea as he tried to cross the border into Gibraltar. Spain’s Policia Nacional said the man was the subject of four arrest warrants for murder, sexual abuse and wounding in different locations in Spain. The man was arrested...
4th November 2025
A criminal complaint lodged by Spain’s state environmental prosecution service over the Eastside project has been referred on appeal back to a La Linea court that had ruled it was outside its remit, according to Spanish press reports. The complaint alleges that reclamation work for the Eastside project could constitute an offence under Spanish law. ...
30th October 2025
A high-speed police chase involving a Gibraltar-registered vehicle caused significant disruption on the A-7 motorway on Thursday morning, leading to two separate accidents and major delays near Guadacorte, in the municipality of Los Barrios, according to Spanish media reports. The incident reportedly began at around 4.30am when the vehicle fled from the Policia Nacional at...
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