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The money was fundraised at the recent Sir Mo Farah charity run organised by GCS and GSLA. The events formed part of the wider vision in markerting and promoting the Gibraltar Literary Festival held annually in November.

The twelve new 4x4 service vehicles promised as part of the Government's comprehensive border security package have been formally delivered and will be operational in the coming days with the Royal Gibraltar Police, HM Customs and the Borders and Coastguard Agency. The Toyota Land Cruiser vehicles form part

The Minister for Education, Heritage, Environment and Climate Change, Professor John Cortes, today visited the Discovery Fortress to receive a series of bird nests, bat boxes and insect hotels created by pupils of St Bernard’s Lower Primary School as part of a STEM Challenge initiative. The project brought together

The Ministry of Equality, Employment, Culture and Tourism recently hosted its second Age Symposium, bringing together key stakeholders, community organisations, charities and service providers to continue discussions on issues affecting older persons in Gibraltar. The symposium was opened by the Minister for Equality, Employment, Culture and Tourism, the Hon Christian

The Department of Education and Public Health Gibraltar have launched a new survey inviting young people across Gibraltar to share their views on how they spend their free time and the activities they would like to see more of in the community. Developed by the Public Health team in collaboration

This year’s Calpe Conference, the thirtieth in the series, will bring to Gibraltar world leading experts on the subject of human evolution. Organised once again by the Gibraltar National Museum, the conference aims to produce an up-to-date “state of the question�? analysis of our knowledge and understanding