The Environmental Safety Group will be co-ordinating a Gibraltar wide clean up next weekend as part of the global, UNESCO-supported, Clean up the World Campaign. The key date is Saturday 24th September.
The Government of Gibraltar notes the rare incidence of noise disruption at Bayside School on Monday afternoon due to ongoing works at the nearby World Trade Centre construction site.
The Government has said works at Laguna Estate are being completed on schedule, adding that the GSD Opposition continue to make statements in the same contradictory vein.
In the two months since the referendum, the Chamber says it has consulted many members across a variety of business sectors on the impact of possible Brexit. The Chamber says it was encouraged by the Chief Minister’s words in his post referendum budget speech:
The Three Kings’ Cavalcade is the first event in Gibraltar’s social calendar after the New Year’s festivities, and is enjoyed by young and adults alike. The organisation for this is naturally carried out months in advance and therefore the Committee is already in the process of organising the next Cavalcade which will take place on Thursday 5th January 2017.
As from Tuesday 20th September, the Government will introduce a pilot Pay and Display zone at Line Wall Road as part of the Sustainable Traffic, Transport and Parking Plan.