Yesterday marked another historic day for Gibraltar, with the provisional implementation of the Treaty on Gibraltar’s future relationship with the European Union and the beginning of free flow at the frontier.

The Government has today designated parts of the frontier infrastructure as scheduled monuments under the Heritage and Antiques Act.

The Government of Gibraltar has issued a reminder on new immigration arrangements for Gibraltar ID card holders travelling through Gibraltar Airport and Schengen borders.

The report outlines the work undertaken in business registration and licensing, consumer protection, and enforcement, with 1,112 new business licence related applications processed, 308 consumer complaints handled, and enforcement continuing to target unlicensed and unregistered business as well as anti-money laundering (AML) compliance in the real estate sector.

The Minister for Justice, Trade & Industry, the Honourable Nigel Feetham, presented Long Service Certificates to members of staff from the Royal Gibraltar Post Office (RGPO) at a ceremony held on Monday 13th July 2026.

The Ministry for Heritage is pleased to announce the completion of a programme of vegetation clearance and cleaning works at the Gatehouse of the Moorish Castle Complex.

Transport Inspectors will be at the border to monitor and prevent any Spanish taxis from entering Gibraltar, reminding them that the laws governing the taxi service have not changed.

Public Health Gibraltar attended for the 5th year running, the Annual International Public Health Conference in London from 22nd to 26th June.

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A defining moment in Gibraltar's modern history took place today in Brussels, with the formal signature of the Treaty governing Gibraltar's future relationship with the European Union.