Dr Liesl Mesilio, CEO and Chief Scientist of the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Climate Change, has been nominated as the scientist representing the UK Overseas Territories at the 24th meeting of the parties (COP 24) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
The GSD says the Government has “completely missed the point” of the GSD's criticism of its handling of Brexit. The party says the Government has ultimately been “ineffective” in its negotiations to protect or make gains for Gibraltar.
Young people aged 18-25, who are studying in the United Kingdom, and who would like to attend a series of events organised to mark Commonwealth Day 2019 are invited to register their interest.
Gibraltar Cultural Service on behalf of the Ministry of Culture has announced that the tender for the organisation, production and staging of the Miss Gibraltar Pageant 2019 has been awarded to YDS (Yalta Dance Studio). Two other tender applications were received.
The Nautilus Project has raised its concerns about the plastic/glitter confetti used at certain popular events during the festive season.
As the festive season comes into full swing, arrangements are well underway for the organisation of the Three Kings’ Cavalcade, organised by the Cavalcade Committee. The Gibraltar Cultural Services have been working closely with the committee to ensure that once again sweets are distributed at the event.
The GSD has said that the Government's announcement in relation to the building of Hassan Centenary Terraces, is “unashamedly a re-run” of their previous press conference presented last year and a repeat of promises made to the electorate in their “now mothballed” Blue Water Project.
Christian Rocca has been appointed Gibraltar’s first Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).
GBC News Editor Jonathan Sacramento launched his first art exhibition at the John Mackintosh Hall Gallery last night.
The Royal Gibraltar Regiment (RG) say that it has been a busy and productive year for them.
Saturday’s musical masterclass with Ronnie Scott’s orchestral leader Pete Long and renowned saxophonist Rachael Cohen was a huge hit with local students and music enthusiasts.
