The Sovereign Group is delighted to announce that it has now completed the transition of its headquarters office in Gibraltar from 143 to 117 Main Street (now renamed Sovereign Place), a move that marks a significant milestone in Sovereign’s journey and a substantial investment in the future of our business on the Rock. Keep Reading
‘Tis the season to be merry’! Let’s face it, Christmas may be a bit different this year to those of old, with smaller gatherings of close friends and family in the comfort of our homes and there is no better way to get into the Christmas spirit than with some traditional drinks to get you into the festive mood. Keep Reading
Christmas is such a magical time, especially for young children who look forward to Santa’s arrival on Christmas Eve and the presents that he leaves for them at the end of the bed or by the fireplace. Most families have longstanding Christmas traditions that have been handed down over the years that are based on religious practices, rituals or folklore, and these are the same ones that parents usually try to continue with their own children. Keep Reading
There is an old adage that a family that plays together stays together and there is no better time than Christmas to get together for some quality time and play a game that everyone can enjoy. Apart from the well-loved board games that we all know, there are a host of ‘parlour games’ that are fun and stimulating, that will spark fun and laughter and hopefully fits of uncontrollable giggles. Keep Reading
When do you start your Christmas shopping? Do you leave it to the last minute or are you an early bird shopper and how much do you spend? Keep Reading
GFSB Supporting Local Businesses The Gibraltar Federation of Small Businesses (GFSB) exists to help small businesses in Gibraltar to start, grow and thrive. Now in the run up to Christmas, one of their missions is to help their members by encouraging people to shop locally. Before the Covid-19 pandemic, the message for every local town… Keep Reading
Will Peters, Chairperson of the Gibraltar Gaels, came to Gibraltar four years ago and like many others hadn’t heard much about Gaelic football. “I didn’t know any of the rules,” he says “but I was encouraged to join the Gaels by a group of friends and I really enjoyed the team spirit and eventually I became hooked.” Keep Reading
Locally-based self-made multimillionaire, Ruth Parasol, has helped to spearhead a brand new bank in the UK, called Recognise. The investment will be channelled through RG Advisors. It joins the two other cornerstone investors, DV4 and Max Barney. Keep Reading
Hello! You don’t know me; and just so you know, my intent is you never do. We have become acquaintances through a business associate of mine. Well I say business associate, what I actually mean is I bought a stack of stolen data from a vendor on the Dark Web. I have no idea who he is, it just so happens the data file had your email details. I love the dark web, it is soooo easy to buy things these days. It’s even simpler than popping down to the supermarket, and certainly safer during these Covid times. Keep Reading
MH Bland recently announced that the Development & Planning Commission (DPC) had granted permission for the new Cable Car project to go ahead. The decision unlocks a multi-million-pound private investment in Gibraltar’s tourism sector. Keep Reading
