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The Minister for Business, the Hon Gemma Arias-Vasquez, has yesterday morning chaired the first meeting of the newly established Business Transition Advisory Group, a forum created by the Chief Minister to support Gibraltar’s business community through the upcoming implementation phase of the UK–EU Treaty. The Group has

The Minister for Environment John Cortes hosted a group of young volunteers from The Nautilus Project last week to catch up on the work that they have been doing through the summer. The Minister congratulated them on this, especially on their removal of large amounts of invasive seaweed from the

The Secretary General and Chief Executive of the United Kingdom’s National Commission for UNESCO, James Bridge, visited the Gorham’s Cave Complex World Heritage Site on Friday. The core functions of the UK National Commission, an independent body, are to support the UK Government in achieving its objectives through

Gibraltar Cultural Services, on behalf of the Ministry of Culture is pleased to announce the phonelines for the 2025 Cultural Awards. The Awards aim to celebrate the best of Gibraltar’s arts and culture, recognising potential, ability, talent and achievements throughout Gibraltar’s cultural community. The Cultural Awards Board is

The Royal Gibraltar Post Office (RGPO) wishes to inform the public that, in line with postal administrations worldwide, it has temporarily had to suspend the acceptance of postal items containing goods destined for the United States of America. This measure follows the White House Executive Order of 30 July 2025,

Gibraltar Cultural Services and the Supported Employment Programme are delighted to confirm the participation of Justin Rollins at this years’ Gibunco Gibraltar Literary Festival 2025. Justin Rollins is a critically acclaimed writer whose impactful work has garnered attention across the academic spectrum. His autobiographical book, ‘The Lost Boyz’, is currently

The Ministry for Housing is pleased to announce improvements to its telephone communications system for both the Housing Department and the Housing Works Agency. Public feedback in recent years has highlighted a recurring issue: callers often believed their calls were not being answered, when in fact all lines were engaged.