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Christmas Festival of Lights 2025 – Reasonable Adjustments

Christmas Festival of Lights 2025 – Reasonable Adjustments

Gibraltar Cultural Services (GCS) in collaboration with the Supported Needs and Disability Office, for the Ministry of Equality, have made the following reasonable adjustments for persons with supported needs and / or disabilities at this year’s Christmas Festival of Lights on Friday 21st November 2025. This year’s event will

Isabella Azopardi uses House of Commons address to highlight transformative power of education

Isabella Azopardi uses House of Commons address to highlight transformative power of education

In an address delivered in the UK Parliament, Isabella Azopardi reflected on the pivotal role of education in shaping Gibraltar’s identity and future. The 16-year-old Bayside student spoke confidently and "as a proud British Gibraltarian�?. Following a recent essay competition, Ms Azopardi was selected to represent

Ministry of Equality to Mark International Men’s Day

Ministry of Equality to Mark International Men’s Day

The Ministry of Equality will once again be marking International Men’s Day on 19th November. As in previous years, the Ministry will be using the UK themes for the Day: making a positive difference to the wellbeing and lives of men and boys, raising awareness and/or funds for

Minister Cortes visits Nautilus Seagrass Nursery

Minister Cortes visits Nautilus Seagrass Nursery

Minister for Environment John Cortes last week visited the site of the Nautilus Project’s sea grass nursery at the North Mole. The site contains sea water tanks with an elaborate circulation and temperature control system, in which cuttings of the sea grass Posidonia oceanica have been set on a

Small States and Territories Working Group Meets in Gibraltar to Advance Work on Proliferation Financing and Terrorist Financing Guidance

Small States and Territories Working Group Meets in Gibraltar to Advance Work on Proliferation Financing and Terrorist Financing Guidance

Officials from the Small States and Territories Working Group (STWG) met this week in Gibraltar for the latest meeting to advance their ongoing project on Proliferation Financing (PF), co-led by Gibraltar and the Isle of Man and Terrorist Financing led by Jersey. The STWG was established on the margins

Restoration Works at “City Under Siege�? Lead to Identification of forgotten 18th-Century Defensive Tower

Restoration Works at “City Under Siege�? Lead to Identification of forgotten 18th-Century Defensive Tower

The ongoing restoration of Old Willis’s Magazine, commonly known as the City Under Siege exhibition, has led to the identification of an 18th-century defensive tower, once forming an integral part of the magazine’s southern defences. The team at Wright Tech Ltd, working in partnership with restoration specialist

Bus Service Arrangements – Remembrance Sunday

Bus Service Arrangements – Remembrance Sunday

In order to support the Remembrance Sunday Parade, the bus service will implement the following changes on 9th November 2025. Route 3 will use Glacis Kiosk Bus Stop as its terminus and will be diverted via Coral Road due to the closure of Winston Churchill Avenue. Please pay extra attention