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His Majesty King Charles III has sent his best wishes to the people of Gibraltar in a letter to Chief Minister Fabian Picardo. The message follows the signing of the UK-EU Treaty in respect of Gibraltar, after the Chief Minister wrote to the King to mark the occasion.

The Government has held its latest Business Transition Advisory Group meeting to review how the new customs and border arrangements have been working since the UK-EU Treaty came into effect. The group also discussed support measures for businesses, including the new Transaction Tax Deduction Rules, with further measures expected in the coming weeks.

Applications are now open for the third cycle of the Government's Skills for Care Apprenticeship. The programme combines classroom training with hands-on experience in care settings, with applications open until 12pm on Friday 2nd October.

Gibraltar Cultural Services has announced its autumn programme, with events running from October through to January. The programme includes the International Art Exhibition, Gibunco Gibraltar Literary Festival, Bonfire Night and Christmas events across the festive season.

The Government has rejected the GSD’s criticism of the Residency Policy, saying the rules are based on residency criteria rather than nationality. The Government says the policy will continue to be reviewed as its impact becomes clearer.

Llanito was showcased at a European languages conference in Brussels, where Gibraltar joined representatives from several UK regions and Brittany to discuss the role of language in society and economic growth.

More than 500 volunteers took part in Clean Up The World 2026, with 10 trucks and four skips filled with waste collected across Gibraltar. The ESG said cigarette butts, litter in Rosia Bay and waste escaping from uncovered bins and trucks remain key concerns, and is calling for greater enforcement and monitoring to help keep Gibraltar clean.

The Gibraltar Government stand has been named Best Stand at the Liberal Democrat conference in Brighton. The award recognised the Gibraltarian students volunteering at the stand throughout the conference.

Students have gained experience across wards at St Bernard’s Hospital through the GHA Summer Placement Programme. The programme also gives students an insight into non-clinical roles, including IT, data analysis and administration, helping them explore potential career paths