Getting Into Culture….Rock Music

‘My World Is Yours’ will follow in the wake of recently released singles ‘If I Knew’ and ‘Better’.

The ten original pieces, “centred in the key of hip-hop music”, explore “mental health, masculinity, personal transformation, spirituality, and the complexities of the human experience" inspiring conversations about topics that are often not openly discussed.

Seven athletes will represent Gibraltar at the Special Olympics Sweden Invitational Games in Malmö from 4th to 6th September.

The Government has responded to GSD criticism over the recent flooding at Leanse Place.

Action for Housing has criticised the Government’s plans for 2300 homes at Westside, saying the development does not include general rental housing.

The Government has responded to the GSD’s recent housing criticism, saying it ended the sale of Government rental homes after taking office in 2011. It also says rental homes have remained in public ownership since then, alongside the delivery of affordable housing developments.

The GSD has criticised the temporary closure of the Department of Immigration and Home Affairs following flooding, saying it raises questions about the building’s suitability.

Today we speak to James Culatto about rock music.  James is the host of Radio Gibraltar's "Made in Gibraltar", front man of Dead City Radio and founding committee member of The Musicians Association of Gibraltar.

The Government says 120 new e-bikes have been added to Gibraltar’s Hoppy network.

The GSD has questioned the Government’s housing figures and raised concerns about the timeline for the 2300 affordable homes planned for the Westside reclamation.

The Government has published figures comparing affordable housing delivered under GSD and GSLP/Liberal administrations.

The main strength of this confident and accomplished album is that it is difficult to classify. It represents an enjoyable way to explore what jazz is up to in 2026, particularly for listeners who appreciate intricate orchestral compositions and arrangements.

National Day will feature a fireworks and drone display on Thursday 10th September at 10pm. The display will feature 500 synchronised drones and fireworks from the Detached Mole and will broadcast live on GBC.

The Government has congratulated Gibraltar Magpies U16 after the team won the Friendship Cup in Tangier.

The GSD has congratulated students receiving their GCSE results.

Year 11 students at Bayside and Westside Schools have received their GCSE and Level 2 results. Across both schools, 3,457 pass grades were achieved, with an overall pass rate of 98%. A further 301 pass grades were achieved at the Gibraltar College.

The Gibraltar National Museum will host the international premiere of The Last Traces of The Neanderthal on 2nd September at 6:30pm.

The Government says enforcement against foreign-registered taxis operating illegally in Gibraltar has led to a significant drop in reported incidents. Ten fixed penalty notices have been issued so far, with Uber also no longer allowing trips to end in Gibraltar.

The GSD has criticised the Government’s plans for 2300 affordable homes at the Westside reclamation. The party says previous housing projects have faced delays and is questioning the timeline for the new development.

The Government says a contractor damaged a high-voltage cable in the Bayside area this morning, affecting Devil’s Tower Road, Laguna Estate and surrounding areas. Power was fully restored by 10:08am. The Government says the contractor may face a financial penalty of up to £100,000.