The Royal Gibraltar Police is aware of increasing public concern with regard to potential external provocations as a result of the current political tension with Spain.
Commissioner Yome would like to reassure everyone in Gibraltar that the RGP is alert to the possibility and is working towards preventing any potential breaches of the peace.
Later this month Unite the Union will host a conference with the Government and a number of large employers, in order to discuss key industrial issues. The conference, set for the 18th and 19th of this month will aim tho discuss a spectrum of issues vital to the Gibraltar economy and labour market. A number of speakers, both local and from the UK will bring up topics such as; collective bargaining; industrial relations; dispute resolution; occupational health; equality and diversity; dignity at work; joint training; apprenticeships; health and safety; and collaborative arrangements.
The Royal Gibraltar Police will be making alternative arrangements to manage traffic in British Lines Road during periods of excessive frontier delays. As from today the motorcycle and bicycle lanes will move to the southern side of the loop closest to the Gibraltar International Airport terminal. The five motor car lanes will therefore now be immediately to the north of the motorcycle lane.
The Gibraltar Regulatory Authority has reminded ex-CTS (Gibraltar) Limited (“CTS”) customers that the 606 mobile numbering range will be withdrawn on the 1st October 2013.
This follows, as explained in a Press Release dated 8th April 2013, complaints being received from ex-CTS customers, in particular those using mobile services, who had ported their CTS numbers to another provider. These customers have encountered problems when callers from outside Gibraltar tried to contact them.
