Gibraltar Cultural Services, on behalf of the Ministries of Culture and Tourism, is delighted to confirm the participation of The Rt. Honourable Sir Vince Cable at this years’ Gibunco Gibraltar Literary Festival 2025. 

HM Government of Gibraltar notes the immediate public response following yesterday’s publication of the Legal Notice introducing a temporary administrative pause on new residence registrations. 

The Chief Minister, the Hon. Fabian Picardo KC MP,  was invited by the CO of the Royal Gibraltar Regiment to take the salute at the exercise by the Regiment of the Freedom of the City of Gibraltar.  

As part of their topic on the Great Fire of London, Year 2 children at St Mary’s Lower Primary School were thrilled to welcome Firefighter Steven Soussi for an interactive and engaging demonstration on the “Fire Triangle”. 

The children of St Paul’s School were treated to a very special assembly this week when they were joined by members of the PAAMOA Community Choir.   

The Chief Minister, the Hon Fabian Picardo KC MP, has today instructed that the date of next year’s May Day Bank Holiday be changed to Friday 1st May 2026, in line with longstanding GSLP policy and its manifesto commitment at repeated elections.  

The Minister for Health, Care and Business, the Hon Gemma Arias-Vasquez MP, has welcomed two new Diabetes Specialist Nurses who have now joined the multidisciplinary team at the Gibraltar Health Authority (GHA). 

On the 7th October, the Chief Minister, the Hon Fabian Picardo KC MP, delivered a powerful and passionate address before the United Nations Fourth Committee (Special Political and Decolonisation) at the UN Headquarters in New York. 

The Department of Education, with the proud support of GibSams, is delighted to announce the 4th Annual Gibraltar Schools Mental Health Festival, running from October 8th to 10th, 2025. This year’s central theme is “Mental Health: What Makes You Happy?” 

The Government and the Department of Education condemn any form of violence. Schools act swiftly and appropriately whenever incidents occur. The recent altercation that took place outside school premises is deeply regrettable but not reflective of the values or conduct of the vast majority of our young people, who demonstrate respect and responsibility every day.