Optimism, determination and a warning, in the Chief Minister’s New Year Address
“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”
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Disabled golfers receive their shirts for May's Pro-Am
A team of three golfers will represent Gibraltar in the events leading up to the Cairns Cup, disability golf's Ryder Cup equivalent
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Challenging times ahead this year, warns the Gibraltar government
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
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Covid-19 cases continue to rise in Gibraltar
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
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Sad farewell to an iconic Gibraltar hotel
The Caleta Hotel has closed its doors for the last time and is to be demolished
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Gibraltar's 2021, a year marked by highs and lows
The relationship with EU, new airlines and flights to UK and, of course, the coronavirus pandemic, have made this year a rollercoaster for the Rock
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Covid-19 cases rise in Gibraltar, but few people need hospital treatment
Since the beginning of the pandemic, Gibraltar has carried out 447,487 tests and there have been 8,533 cases of Covid-19 on the Rock
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2021 in Gibraltar, a year marked by highs and lows
The relationship with EU, new airlines and flights to UK and, of course, the coronavirus pandemic, have made this year a rollercoaster for the Rock
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A moving event, the Red Ship and Red Tape book launch
The book is about Republican ship which was attacked and holed by vessels loyal to Franco in the Strait of Gibraltar during the Spanish Civil War
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A promise fulfilled between friends with a love of Gibraltar
Former Royal Engineer Andrew Holder has paid tribute to a fellow veteran by scattering some of his ashes on the Rock he always longed to revisit
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Booster jabs urged as Omicron variant detected in Gibraltar
Chief minister, Fabian Picardo, has urged everyone to get their Covid-19 booster jab as soon as possible
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Santas dash to the finishing line on the Rock
Dozens of jolly runners took part in a 3km Santa Dash through Gibraltar’s town centre to raise funds for charity
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Talks on Gibraltar’s future relationship with EU to continue next year
The negotiations are said to have been progressing well so far, and the aim now is for an agreement to be concluded by Easter
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Chess Battle of the Sexes starts 24 January
The tournament will be played between men and women in the Gibraltar Garrison Library
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Night Bus service extended over Xmas
The decision is to help support the police campaign to keep people safe
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