In an unrelated incident, two men aged 30 and 33 were arrested on suspicion of causing Grievous Bodily Harm in the early hours of last Monday. The assault took place on Waterport Road after the ...
Newly declassified Foreign Office papers reveal how the British and Gibraltar governments managed the controversy surrounding a Russian eye-surgery ship operating in local waters in the mid-1990s.
St. Paul's reception pupils welcomed a range of professionals at their annual 'People who help us' careers fair. The interactive event saw representatives from the fire service, the police, the ...
A spokesman for the Gibraltar Government has told GBC there is no link between the UK/EU Treaty in relation to Gibraltar and Spain’s obligation to remove the Rock from its black list under the ...
The entrance to North Front Cemetery has been refurbished. The cemetery's neighbours Lewis Stagnetto Ltd have sponsored the project allowing funeral vehicles to access the cemetery in a more dignified ...
The Government has defended the Gibraltarian Status Bill, rejecting what it terms, misleading claims being made by critics. It rejects accusations by Together Gibraltar that the changes are knee-jerk, ...
From la Curva del Med to La Calle Comedia – plenty of streets around the Rock are better known by their vernacular names rather than their official titles. The Ministry of Heritage has introduced over ...
The Kursk Root Icon – an 800 year old painting, which is sacred to the Russian Orthodox Church was presented at the Cathedral on Saturday morning. The icon arrived on the Rock from its previous stop ...
The GFA says it only became aware that Manchester 62 players were not being paid after a player officially reported the issue on 11 September.
Stage management of 1985 border opening: How London scripted Lisbon Agreement's ‘Implementation Day’
The documents, uncovered through a Freedom of Information request by GBC News, trace the days leading up to the so-called "Implementation Day" that gave life to the 1980 Lisbon Agreement - the accord ...
Madrid wanted the first working-level meeting in La Línea. London wanted one meeting on each side of the frontier. But Spain’s Foreign Office Minsiter, Mariano Berdejo, expressed concern about ...
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