St Andrew’s church is to be given a new lease of life as a hub for multi-faith dialogue and learning, reflecting Gibraltar’s ...

Globally, last January was the hottest on record and in Gibraltar the Met Office has confirmed local statistics show locally this was the fifth warmest January on record. January 2025 did not break ...

Unite the Union members Special Needs Learning Support Assistants (SNLSAs) are set to demonstrate on Tuesday over a longstanding pay claim The union has called for a pay scale adjustment that reflects ...

By Alex Daniel, PA Business Reporter The Bank of England has cut interest rates to 4.5%, but painted a gloomy picture for the ...

Over the years in these columns, I have always said that February is the month that we can take the temperature of musical ...

Vasquez, and the GHA Director General, Kevin McGee, on Thursday received a donation from the Gibraltar Cardiac Association ...

The Supported Needs and Disability Office (SNDO) is looking for persons with supported needs and disabilities to form a Lived ...

The Department of Education opened the application window for Nursery and Reception enrolments for the 2024/2025 academic ...

By Rhiannon James and Will Durrant, PA Political Staff There will be no “rewind” on Brexit, a UK minister has said, as he pledged to reject the ideological past and work with the European Union in the ...

A Royal Gibraltar Police Officer has denied being in possession of over 7,500 indecent images of children at the Magistrates’ Court on Thursday.  Daniel Fendley, 43, of La Linea, pleaded not guilty to ...

The Minister for Education, Dr John Cortes, held a meeting with educators to discuss language preparedness in Lower Primary and fluency in Spanish, highlighting concerns about declining communication ...

The Office of Fair Trading [OFT] yesterday began checking cross border businesses for local licences and registration upon entry into Gibraltar. This comes after the Ministry for Business and OFT last ...