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Gibraltar officials head to Madrid and London for more EU Treaty talks
The Gibraltar government says it is very optimistic that a "positive, safe and secure" treaty will be agreed
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Don't drive in Gibraltar: walk or cycle, new strategy urges
The government of Gibraltar wants to enhance pedestrian areas and introduce cycle infrastructure
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Europa Point parking changes introduced
Overnight parking at Europa Point is no longer allowed
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Gibraltar's greenhouse gas emissions report can now be read online
The figures for 2020 appear to be positive with the majority of emissions lower, although it will not be clear until next year how much of the decrease was due to the pandemic
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Kraken variant of Covid-19 detected in Gibraltar
The government is warning that this may cause another wave of infections but there is no evidence that Kraken causes more severe illness or more deaths than Omicron
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Gibraltar will remain British, Picardo insists in New Year message
Addressing concerns about the time the EU negotiations are taking, the chief minister was adamant that every aspect has to be right
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Removal of shipwreck takes another step forward as specialist vessels arrive
Work is due to begin in the near future on removing the wreck of the OS35
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Last year was a record year for inaugural visits by cruise ships
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King's New Year Honours list includes two Gibraltarians
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Two charged by police over fireworks incident in Gibraltar
Teenagers, aged 18 and 17, were reported to be throwing fireworks at passers-by on the Glacis Estate and a dog that was being walked was injured
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New Year's Honours granted to two Gibraltarians
Four others also received Gibraltar Awards from the Governor
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Gibraltar police issue bank fraud warning after money goes missing
Customers have no idea how their accounts were being accessed
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Gratitude, the theme of this year's Christmas messages in Gibraltar
Chief minister Fabian Picardo and Governor Sir David Steel said that despite recent challenges there is a great deal to be thankful for