Aug 18 - A-Level Results Statistics
These tables show the breakdown of results by subject and by school for this year's A-Levels. More news and analysis coming soon...
These tables show the breakdown of results by subject and by school for this year's A-Levels. More news and analysis coming soon...
By Paul Gonzalez-Morgan
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The GSD has said that Mr. Picardo’s Gibraltar has borrowed more than £1.1 billion and that his GSLP/Liberal Government does not deny this level of borrowings. A party spokesperson said: “It is they, no one else, who have increased borrowings to this level. It is they alone who are responsible for Gibraltar, and each of its citizens, owing now this huge sum of money.”
The Equality Rights Group has thanked the community of Gibraltar for its “warm and sincere support” during the course of its One Civil Marriage Law For All Campaign.
The GHA says it is making available additional opportunities to be immunised against Meningitis W and Measles, for all young people, particularly those going to university this year. This is on top of routine immunisation programmes provided by the GHA, through which the majority of young people in Gibraltar have already been immunised against these two serious diseases.
The Gibraltar Women's Association welcomes the Bill to amend the civil marriage act to allow for the marriage of same sex couples.
On Friday 12th August, The Royal Gibraltar Regiment welcomed its newest officer into their ranks. After 44 weeks of intensive physical and academic studies, 2Lt Matthew Lewis took part in the Sovereign’s Parade passing out ceremony at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in Surrey UK.
With effect from Friday 19th August, the two night routes N8A and N8B will be merged into one single route (N8B) which will make for a longer route but a greater frequency of buses at any one stop. Instead of a bus serving any one bus stop every hour, there will be a bus every thirty minutes or so.