May 30 - GFA Sponsors Special Olympics Participation At Latest Football Tournament
The Gibraltar FA has today presented a cheque to Special Olympics Gibraltar to fund their participation in their latest football tournament in Italy this June.
May 30 - Two Teens Fined For Being In Gibraltar Without Permit
Two Moroccan teenagers who claimed to have come into Gibraltar without permission to go to the Mosque for Ramadan prayers, appeared before the Magistrates’ Court this morning.
May 30 - Man Sentenced To 120 Hours Of Community Service
A local man was sentenced to 120 hours of community service at the Supreme Court this morning.
May 30 - Special Olympic Athletes Enjoy Barbate Tuna Trip
At the invitation of the Centro Snra. Del Carmen in Barbate, a group of athletes from Special Olympics Gibraltar travelled to Barbate recently and enjoyed a fascinating day learning about tuna fishing, which is the main industry of the area. A great itinerary was provided by the hosts, which started with a visit to the original Lonja built by Franco, which is now a tourist attraction.
May 30 – GRA Contributes To International Review Of User Controls Over Personal Information
The Gibraltar Regulatory Authority (the “GRA”), as Data Protection Commissioner, has been reviewing websites and mobile applications to establish what controls users of these online platforms have over their personal information.
May 30 - Head of School of Health Studies Awarded Fellow of the Royal College of Nursing
Professor Ian Peate OBE, Head of School at the School of Health Studies, was awarded Fellow of the Royal College of Nursing (FRCN) at the opening ceremony at RCN Congress in Liverpool 13th May.
May 30 - Disability Awareness Training For Frontline Staff
Last week was another busy week which saw many people attend training on disability equality.
May 30 - RGP, Childline And Care Agency Join Forces To Tackle Child Abuse
Social workers from the Care Agency, a representative from Childline (Gibraltar) and Royal Gibraltar Police officers have completed a one-week joint training course on child abuse investigation at Bleak House. Known as SCAIDP, (Specialist Child Abuse Investigator Development Programme), this is a UK-based scheme designed to enhance the professional skills of those investigating and dealing with child abuse offences in Gibraltar. The aim is to allow the two organisations to work together in resolving child protection matters and dealing with the effects of trauma on children.
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- May 26 - Pilot Parking Scheme Introduced As Part Of The Sustainable Traffic, Transport And Parking Plan
- May 26 - Government Of Gibraltar Responds To Paddy Power Betfair Closure On The Rock
- May 26 - UKIP Promises To Offer Gibraltar Its Own MP In General Election Manifesto
- May 26 – Busy Morning At The Supreme Court – Money Laundering And Theft Cases
