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I don't think there is any British Governor around the world that could feel as at home as I do in Gibraltar.” Keep Reading

In last edition of Gibraltar Insights CSS Platinum explored ‘Why and How Cyber Criminals Target Businesses and Individuals.’ In this edition they explain what the Gibraltarian business community should do to be #hardtohack. Keep Reading

The last time Anthony Horowitz OBE came to Gibraltar was in 2018 when he was researching locations for the next book in his Alex Rider teenage spy series. That novel, Nightshade, was published earlier this year. Jo Ward talks to the author at his home in London… virtually, of course. Keep Reading

There has been an Irish presence for many years, noticeable by the fact that one of the main streets here is named Irish Town. Although the origins of the name is sometimes in dispute, it is thought that the original Irish residents were women immigrants who came to Gibraltar in late 1727 and early 1728 to provide company for the troops stationed in the military barracks that formed part of the compound where the lower military Irish ranks were housed. Keep Reading

Culture and tourism often go hand in hand, but individually both have a huge influence on the local community. Jo Ward talks to two Government Ministers to find out what impact Covid-19 has had on these two sectors in Gibraltar and what people can look forward to in the future. Keep Reading

I may remark that before the regiment left Limerick, I was appointed to take charge of the officer’s mess. This was a situation, the duties of which were totally unknown to me. Keep Reading

Reviewing albums is not just a perk, luxury or something to brag about especially in this line of work. In my opinion to review an album, gig or anything of this nature is a sense of trust and to be honest with those performing or on a particular project. This person’s brand new album was released a few months ago and as soon as I saw, I really couldn’t wait to dig deep into it. Jonathan Sacramento is a respected journalist locally but he is also a very gifted musician. Jonathan as a part of Superwookle opened up for prog rock greats Marillion in 2007 and is also one of the original founder members of the Gibraltar Live Music Society. The album boasts of twelve original tracks and I am sure that it won’t disappoint Keep Reading

In society, primarily in school, we are taught that some people are ‘creative’. We all knew who was the arty one in class, who was the maths whizz, who was the poet, the musician and so on. The fact is that we all have incredible creative talent. The key is to recognise your own talent and not compare it with anyone else’s. Keep Reading

Covid-19 is affecting every area of life, especially the way we work. But what about students who are poised to take their first step onto the career ladder? For those embarking on a graduate job search the challenges and uncertainty might well feel overwhelming. However, in reality there remains a wealth of opportunities out there; internships, graduate schemes and dream jobs still exist, and someone will secure each one. Keep Reading