RGP Mark International Day For Elimination Of Violence Against Women WIth Training From Safelives

Written on 26 November 2021.

To Mark the UN’s International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women the RGP’s Command Team, led by Commissioner of Police Richard Ullger, were briefed and updated by Pete Williams and Bridie Anderson from Safelives.

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Inspectors Qualify As Post Incident Managers

Written on 26 November 2021.

Two police officers have qualified as Post Incident Managers after completing a course in the UK last week.

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Christmas Fair Attractions Opening Delay

Written on 26 November 2021.

Gibraltar Cultural Services has announced that the opening of Christmas Fair attractions will be delayed to Saturday 27th November 2021, at 1200 noon.

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Commendation For GDP Officer - Adrian Sodi

Written on 26 November 2021.

Gibraltar Defence Police Sergeant, Adrian Sodi, this morning received a commendation.

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On Gibraltar Play-Writing

As Gibraltar Literature Week enters its third day of events, local playwright Julian Felice reflects on the Rock’s long tradition of play-writing…

By Julian Felice

Gibraltar Literature Week kicked off on Monday and comprises of a varied programme of activities aimed at raising the profile of local writing and drawing attention to the work of Gibraltarian writers. A (hopefully temporary) alternative to the Gibraltar Literary Festival, the event is providing a valuable platform to a burgeoning local literature that only a few weeks ago found its existence having to be defended on social media and on the correspondence pages of our daily newspapers. With a pop-up bookshop – hurrah! – selling books by local writers, this is a big week for our literary figures as we promote our work in schools, in lectures and interviews, and online. As part of this, I have thought it appropriate to cast an eye on Gibraltarian play-writing and contemplate where we stand in this particular branch of writing.

Climate Risks and Projections for Gibraltar - Report

By Ryan Robba

As the World’s nations optimistically gather at COP26 to renew their pledges to tackle global climate change, there remains an underlying pessimism about whether their promises will be kept. Perhaps less encouraging still are the slew of recent studies concluding that, even if all countries hit their emissions reduction targets, the planet will still warm by almost double the goal of 1.5°C warming or less. In light of this, it is crucial for individuals, businesses and governments to consider that certain negative impacts from climate change are highly likely to materialise regardless of the outcome of this week’s UN climate summit. That is not to say that reducing our emissions does not matter - because the extent to which we continue to emit will determine the extent to which the threats intensify. However, it does mean that it is inevitable that some climate risks will emerge - and that we must prepare for these to minimise their damage. Climate change’s impacts are not just environmental; they affect every aspect of society and the economy. This article highlights some of the key risks Gibraltar faces from climate change, as identified in a new summary report on Climate Projections and Risks for Gibraltar, linked below:

Gibraltar Updates Red List Of Countries For Travel To Gibraltar

RGP Mark International Day For Elimination Of Violence Against Women WIth Training From Safelives

Inspectors Qualify As Post Incident Managers

Christmas Fair Attractions Opening Delay

Commendation For GDP Officer - Adrian Sodi

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