Two local men and a local woman were arrested by Drugs Squad officers on Thursday afternoon on suspicion of drugs-related offences and Concealing or Transferring the Proceeds of Criminal Conduct.
The representative of the Spanish Government in Cadiz province has a statement issued today that permission for the protest at the border on Wednesday was granted with the express condition that the protestors did not interfere with pedestrians or vehicles crossing into Gibraltar.
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month worldwide. GibSams will be organising a series of events and initiatives to promote suicide prevention awareness.
They also look to change the conversation from suicide to suicide prevention, to actions that can promote 'healing, help and give hope'.
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Manuel Tirado has been appointed as the new CEO / Captain of the Port.
Applications for the Kusuma Trust Excellence Prize are now open. The Kusuma Trust provides Excellence Prizes to high achieving students who perform exceptionally well at A Level or undergraduate level and have obtained a place at a leading university. The prize is an incentive for high achieving students to pursue their chosen subject and have the best possible opportunities to study at the best universities.
The GSD has congratulated students on their A-Level results.
Students received their A-Level results today at the Gibraltar College, Westside and Bayside Schools. As usual, results were issued as from 8 am (in UK they are released at 9am UK time) to give students every opportunity to secure their university place.
A 51-year-old Moroccan national, Rachid Behdaoui, was arrested this morning on the strength of a European Warrant of Arrest (EAW). The EAW has been issued by the Kingdom of Spain where Behdaoui is wanted for offences of robbery and kidnapping.
Unite the union says it strongly condemns the actions of several individuals during yesterday’s frontier demonstration by the organisation Jusapol.
Following yesterday’s events at the frontier, the Chief Minister met this morning with Erika Gonzalez, the local woman who was assaulted by demonstrators.
This Saturday 18th August, Ocean Village will host the annual RAOB Charity Cardboard Boat Race & Marina Festival in aid of GBC Open Day and the Gibraltar Cardiac Association charities. This year there are 27 boats registered, so it’s set to be the biggest ever!
