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18th October 2021
The TNG Global Foundation will pay £90m in cash to the Gibraltar Government for the development rights of the Eastside reclamation, in a “transformational” deal that also includes projects in the area valued at a further £240m. The value of the agreement is estimated to be about £330m in direct cash payments to the Government...
Mon 18th Oct, 2021
Mon 18th Oct, 2021
19th October 2021
The public are advised that if they receive text messages informing of an exemption to undergo quarantine and link to: korona.gov.sk/en, that it is a scam and are to be ignored. It is recommended that the text message is deleted at the earliest opportunity. Official Covid-19 related text messages, generated in Gibraltar will normally be...
19th October 2021
Royal Air Force Gibraltar Station Commander, Wing Commander Annella Doherty, presented certificates to the No. 2 Overseas (Gibraltar) Sqn cadets last week. Wing Commander Doherty was extremely delighted with the cadets’ performance and involvement in the Freedom of the City parade which took place last month. “The Freedom of the City Parade was a great...
18th October 2021
The GSD said last Friday’s power outage “unmasks deeper systemic failures” in the Chief Minister’s leadership of Gibraltar’s energy security and stability. In a statement, it questioned what back-ups and contingencies are in place to avoid country wide disruption to this level and whether they are in place to avoid future blackouts. The Opposition said...
18th October 2021
A Syrian man who attempted to board a flight to the United Kingdom from Gibraltar with a forged Polish passport was yesterday sentenced to four weeks in prison by the Magistrates’ Court. The court heard Mohammad Nour Jawish, 34, had left Turkey a month ago and had made his way across Europe before the final...
19th October 2021
By Neil Lancefield, PA Transport Correspondent Heathrow will be allowed to raise passenger charges by up to 56% under plans announced by the aviation regulator. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is consulting on increasing the cap on the west London airport’s price per passenger from £22 last year to between £24.50 and £34.40. It is...
19th October 2021
By Martyn Landi, PA Technology Correspondent Vodafone is to switch to eco-Sim cards made from recycled plastic as part of efforts to reduce its environmental impact. The telecoms giant said that it would begin providing the new Sim cards to customers this month, progressively replacing Sim cards made from new plastic. The company said the...
19th October 2021
By Tom Horton, PA Almost one in three jobs in the music industry were lost as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new report. The trade body UK Music said 69,000 jobs were wiped out as the sector struggled with the “devastating impact” of Covid-19. Employment in the sector fell by 35%...
19th October 2021
By Rebecca Black, PA A call has been made for armchair astronomers to help in a search for extrasolar planets. The online citizen project is enlisting the help of the public to examine five years’ worth of digital footage showing some of the brightest stars in the sky. The footage was captured by 12 Planet...
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