Gibraltar's historic 9.2 inch gun to be moved
Up to fourteen such guns were deployed for the defence of the Rock during WWI, and eight of them were still in use during WWII. These guns were finally decommissioned during the 1950s
Up to fourteen such guns were deployed for the defence of the Rock during WWI, and eight of them were still in use during WWII. These guns were finally decommissioned during the 1950s
The lectures will be in four parts and will review the state of climate change and its effect on Gibraltar
The display is called 'Memoria y Deseo' and will show off the work of 16 Gibrlatarian until the end of March
A statement issued afterwards by the Gibraltar government said the discussions had been friendly and constructive, and it continues to have ongoing engagement with Spain
Tickets will be on sale from this Thursday 3 February at the price of £35
The normal commemoration in Commonwealth Park cannot take place again this year because of the Covid-19 pandemic, but there will be a TV and online broadcast of ‘Learning from Auschwitz’ and people are invited to light a candle and place it in a window at 9pm
Tourism minister, Vijay Daryanani, said the flights make an important contribution to the local economy
The colourful and contemporary design is the work of competition winner Sean Ballester and is called The Dance
Detectives are keen to hear from anyone who saw or heard anything which could have been related to the incident
The visitors hope to obtain a greater understanding of the situation which affects Gibraltar and the Campo de Gibraltar area of Spain, the other side of the border, post-Brexit
The government says it is important to comply with the rules and not to become complacent. Anyone who fails to comply will be subject to a fixed penalty notice
“My government sees Gibraltar’s future in one way and one way only: as British, British, British… so don’t for one moment believe we would do anything to change that”
A team of three golfers will represent Gibraltar in the events leading up to the Cairns Cup, disability golf's Ryder Cup equivalent
The chief minister says "we must fasten our collective seatbelts", and the deputy CM confirms there will be some tough decisions to make in 2022
The Royal Gibraltar Police are advising people who want to use the coronavirus drive-through test centre that it is better to go on foot instead, because of the high demand and queues of vehicles