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The Ministry of Transport would like to issue further information in reference to the new PLET registration system announced last week. The website, www.pletreg.gov.gi   will go live on Monday 18th May 2026 with the price to register a PLET being £15 for one year. There will be

Following news late last week it has now been confirmed the Gibraltar Boxing Association’s (GBA) application for membership of World Boxing has been endorsed. This is a massive step forward in the pursuit of full membership. The Minister for Sport, the Hon Leslie Bruzon, is delighted at the news.

On Wednesday evening, Gibraltar College proudly celebrated the outstanding achievement of adult learners who have successfully completed the Level 4 Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling, marking an important milestone in their academic and professional journeys. The graduation ceremony recognised a group of learners whose dedication, resilience, and passion have carried them

The Minister for Justice, Trade and Industry Nigel Feetham KC MP has this week attended Consensus Miami as part of the Government of Gibraltar’s ongoing strategy to strengthen its position at the forefront of digital innovation. During the conference, Minister Feetham was interviewed live on CoinDesk, the global digital

The Minister for Transport John Cortes has clarified Government policy on cycling following a GBC interview by a senior Ministry official. Pedestrians remain the top priority of course and, environmentally, cycling remains next and will continue to be so. It’s not a question of hierarchy. What the comments meant

HM Government of Gibraltar met yesterday with representatives of the public sector trade unions (Unite the Union, GGCA and Gibraltar NASUWT) as part of the next round of discussions concerning public sector pay negotiations for 2026. The meeting was chaired by the Chief Minister, the Hon. Fabian Picardo KC, MP,