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The Minister for Health, Care and Business, the Hon Gemma Arias-Vasquez MP, chaired a meeting yesterday of the Business Transition Advisory Group at No.6 Convent Place. This was the second meeting of the Group since the provisional application of the UK-EU Treaty on 15 July 2026, and

GHA Dementia Coordinator Karen Truman has published a children’s book, Mama’s Treasure Chest, aiming to help young people understand Alzheimer’s and Dementia. The book was launched on Tuesday 22nd September and was very well supported. Mama’s Treasure Chest aims to educate children (ages 5–11) about

Llanito was featured in a language conference held in Brussels on 22 September 2026. The event hosted at Wales House was co-organised by the Gibraltar Mission to the EU in collaboration with the Brussels offices of the Channel Islands, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, as well as with the

An exhibition documenting the wartime evacuation of the Gibraltarians, by historical researcher Joe Gingell, has opened at the John Mackintosh Hall Art Gallery. The exhibition brings together photographs and material relating to one of the defining collective experiences in the history of Gibraltar. Through his research and engagement with members

Rosia Bay will remain open to the public. Any suggestion that it is being privatised misunderstands the Government's plans. HM Government of Gibraltar is in discussions with a preferred entity to refurbish and restore the site. This is what successive administrations have been doing since the 1990s. Public

The Gibraltar Fire and Rescue Service have confirmed that the fire at the Bayside Construction Site has been extinguished. Crews will remain on site over night to ensure that any reignition is promptly dealt with. Nearby residents should keep windows and doors closed, and air conditioning off until smoke dissipates.

Correct at 22:00 The GFRS have advised that the fire is now under control. Fire teams have prevented the fire from escalating, and two teams with high water capacity are currently committed to putting it out. Residents in the area should keep windows and doors closed, and air conditioning