Aug 15 - Weekend Crime Report
Media – Police Reports
Date: From 0600hrs the 12/08/2016 to 0600hrs the 15/08/2016
Crime Reports
1 x Report of Making Off Without Payment
Aug 15 - Local And Spanish Dance Groups Take Part In GNDO's Dance Extravaganza
The Gibraltar National Dance Organisation is set to stage a Dance Extravaganza at the Ince’s Hall Theatre.
Aug 15 - Wheelchair Access For National Day Celebrations
The Self Determination for Gibraltar Group (SDGG) wishes to remind persons wanting a space at the wheelchair viewing platform or the stand for persons with a mobility disability that the closing date is Friday 26th August 2016.
Aug 15 - Motion For Select Committee On The EU Put Forward In Parliament
The Government will give notice today that it intends to move a motion at the renewed sitting of the Parliament in the following terms:
Aug 15 - Government Says GSD Is Committed To Criticism Over Public Finances
The Government says it is clear that the GSD Opposition do not care about what is good for Gibraltar in terms of public finances, adding that the GSD criticise the Government's actions even if it is in the best interests of Gibraltar and its people.
Aug 15 - UK MPs Tell NATO Spain Is An “Increasingly Unreliable” Ally
UK MPs have written to the Secretary General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, urging the international alliance to “take notice of…Spain's behaviour" towards Gibraltar, according to the website The Spain Report.
Aug 15 - Lord Ashdown Confirms Participation At Gibraltar Literary Festival
Former prominent British politician and Liberal-Democrat leader Paddy Ashdown has confirmed his participation in this year’s edition of the Gibunco Gibraltar International Literary Festival.
The Rt Hon Lord Ashdown of Norton-sub-Hamdon GCMG KBE PC will be speaking about his latest book ‘Game of Spies’ recently published by HarperCollins.
Aug 15 - Cetaceans Of The Strait Of Gibraltar
By Harry Emberley
We who live in the area of the Strait of Gibraltar are privileged. It is a hot spot in both history and biodiversity. It is a place of crossing cultures and migratory routes of humans and animals. Two continents meet from north to south and two seas from east to west. This entails invaluable cultural and biological wealth, which has driven the creation of hundreds of articles describing this diversity. For now we will focus on a single group of animals that, as mariners, makes us happy to observe. We refer to cetaceans; seven are the species that we can see regularly in our environment and are as follows:
