Wedding Pins for Cancer Relief
Local charity Cancer Relief has teamed up with an artisan design and illustration specialist to create fund-raising wedding favours. Keep Reading
New online service for International Driving permits
HMGoG has announced that it will soon be easier to apply for an International Driving Permit (IDP). Keep Reading
Blue Island Charter
In a landmark moment, the Blue Islands Charter - an idea born in Gibraltar - was signed by Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies present at a recent meeting in Alderney. Keep Reading
Does Your Cat have High Blood Pressure?
High blood pressure/ hypertension is a condition that is often undiagnosed in cats, unfortunately if not diagnosed early it can have devastating effects on the afflicted feline. Keep Reading
Commonwealth Plaque in London
A new prestigious metallic plaque has been fixed at the entrance to Gibraltar House on the Strand in London, to celebrate the Rock’s place as part of the Commonwealth community of nations. The plaque is part of the London Commonwealth Walkway, launched by Her Majesty The Queen in the gardens of Buckingham Palace, during the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting, last year. Keep Reading
Annual Charity Cardboard Race
In its 11th year, the Annual Charity Cardboard Boat Race didn’t disappoint, both in the ingenuity of the vessels entered, and the amount raised for local charities. The event was held in Ocean Village, in partnership with The William Tilley Lodge of the RAOB. A total of £5208.06 was raised for Clubhouse Gibraltar & the… Keep Reading
National Banner Day
The Self Determination for Gibraltar Group (SDGG) has announced that the National Day banner will be available to be signed by the general public, as in previous years. Keep Reading
Ghita Hearing Loss Support Group
1 in 6 people may find it difficult to hear a conversation. By the age of 50 this is 42% of us, rising to 71% after 70. Yet approximately 40% of those have never worn a hearing aid. Keep Reading
Brachycephalic Syndrome
This is a medical condition that affects short snouted dogs and cats. Brachycephalic breeds are particularly common nowadays with a massive increase in numbers of French bulldogs, pugs and Staffordshire bull terriers. Keep Reading
Armed Forces Insight
22 Police Officers recently took part in a week-long joint Licensed Search Officer course. The attendees - consisting of members of the Royal Gibraltar Police and the Gibraltar Defence Police - hosted four specialist UK College of Policing staff. Keep Reading