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This week, in recognition of British Sign Language (BSL) Week, the Supported Needs and Disability Office (SNDO), operating under the Ministry of Equality, has introduced a new British Sign Language (BSL) video interpretation service for persons who are d/Deaf. The service is delivered in partnership with Convo, a UK-

Address by the Deputy Chief Minister, The Hon Dr Joseph Garcia CMG MP University of Gibraltar – Friday 20th March 2026, 10:00am INTRODUCTION Good morning. Thank you for being here. It is a privilege to speak at the University of Gibraltar. An institution born of a political dream, now firmly

Whilst in London attending a CPA seminar, Minister Bruzon took time out to visit the fantastic facilities at Calpe House. He also visited a contingent of RG Drummers and Pipers in London whilst undergoing their two-week annual training camp developing their pipping and drumming skills at London Scottish House.

The Gibraltar Branch was represented at the 74th Westminster Seminar on Effective Parliaments by the Hon Leslie Bruzon MP, Minister for Industrial Relations, Civil Contingencies and Sport, and Mr Phillip Borge McCarthy, Clerk to the Gibraltar Parliament. The Seminar brought together parliamentarians from around the Commonwealth committed to advancing disability

Gibraltar Cultural Services on behalf of the Ministry for Culture has today launched ‘Tepatoa & Olathe’ by Sheridan Povedano. Sheridan has been the second candidate to take part in the Young Writer’s Initiative ran by Gibraltar Cultural Services. The initiative aims to help aspiring authors put pen to paper

The Ministry of Culture was once again represented at this Year’s London Book Fair by Gibraltar Cultural Services (GCS) with the visit proving both fruitful and positive. The trip provided a valuable networking and learning opportunity through a series of face-to-face meetings, the establishment of new contacts

The Minister for Health, Care and Business, the Hon Gemma Arias-Vasquez, has this afternoon formally tabled the Gibraltar Mental Health Board Annual Inspection Report 2025 in Parliament, in accordance with the requirements of the Mental Health Act 2016. The report, prepared by the Gibraltar Mental Health Board following its