“It was during a routine check-up that I heard the nurse call out that my height was five eight and a half and I said that she had got that wrong, I’m five ten and a half and could she check it again. Of course she was right and I had shrunk a couple of inches, and that was the first indication that I had osteopenia.” Keep Reading
Fans of BBC Radio 4’s drama The Archers, one of the longest running soaps in the world, will be thrilled to know that David Archer will be making an appearance at the Gibunco Gibraltar Literary Festival. Keep Reading
The world-renowned AA Restaurant Guide 2020 has been unveiled, and Gibraltar has scored three mentions in the acclaimed book. Keep Reading
The Royal Navy Gibraltar Squadron hosted a charity coffee morning to raise funds for the Soldiers’, Sailors’ and Airmen’s Families Association (SSAFA). Keep Reading
There was a baffled buzz in the audience when the spotlights dimmed on the fifth edition of the Mrs Gibraltar beauty pageant at the Alameda Open Theatre, as delegate n.2 Michelle Harrison stood on stage sheathed in her starry-night sequinned gown, the only one of eight contestants not to be awarded any of the ten sashes in play. Keep Reading
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I’ve had this band on my bucket list for so long that sadly one of them passed on. The legendary Country rock band that wrote ‘Hotel California’, perhaps the most well-known song in the world, are still around albeit in the autumn of their years. They’re still filling stadiums across the world. Keep Reading
It’s true we have Christmas, Easter, Calentita and any number of communal celebrations we participate in and enjoy, but its National Day that brings the whole of the community together in a big, big way! Keep Reading
41 Club to hike up Mount Snowdon in aid of Prostate Cancer and Cochlear Implant Support Groups. Keep Reading
Place names and labels are generally very welcome, and Catalan Bay’s caretakers, `The Village People’ are forever on the lookout for ways to improve the villagers’ – and those entering the neighbourhood – safety and comforts whilst preserving the hamlet’s long held traditions. Keep Reading
