Sep 23 – Sir James Leaves Gibraltar On Monday – MacMillan To Act As Interim Governor
His Excellency the Governor Sir James Dutton will leave Gibraltar on Monday 28 September.
Sep 23 - GSD Condemns Bizzy Bee “Wastage”
Earlier on this year the GSD drew attention to complaints from the construction sector at the way the Government had allocated a contract - worth in excess of £1.5 million - to a start up company called Bizzy Bee Limited which, the party said at the time, is owned by “well-known GSLP supporters”. The contract was, amongst other things, to renew pavements at Varyl Begg Estate.
Sep 23 - Autumn Cultural Programme Released
Gibraltar Cultural Services on behalf of the Ministry of Culture has announced the programme of events for this year’s Autumn Season, from 1st October to the 31st December 2015.
The Ministry says it is delighted to be part of what should be a series of enjoyable musical, dance, dramatic productions and sporting events, and trusts that everyone will find something to their liking. The programme includes well-loved events like the International Art Exhibition, the Literary Festival, the European Dance Championships and the New Year’s Celebrations, amongst many other cultural activities.
Sep 23 - First Ever World Maritime Day Celebrations To Be Held In Gibraltar
The Gibraltar Port Authority, together with a number of entities, will be hosting Gibraltar’s first ever World Maritime Day celebrations for families and children of all ages on Sunday 27th September from 10am to 2pm.
Sep 23 - Discover Round Table Gibraltar
Fresh from representing Gibraltar at the Round Table International World Meeting in Gotland, Sweden, Round Table Gibraltar held its first meeting following the summer recess.
Sep 23 - Contact With Senior Civil Servants Established In The Run Up To Election
The Chief Minister has asked the Chief Secretary, Mr Ernest Gomez, to contact the Leader of the Opposition, Daniel Feetham in order to facilitate contact with senior civil servants in the run up to the General Election.
Sep 23 - GSD Says Bullying Case “Must Not Be Swept Under Carpet”
Elliott Phillips, the GSD’s employment spokesman, has said that “despite hollow assurances” by the Chief Minister months ago that the findings of the investigation into the allegations of bullying made by 35 trainees would be available by mid-May 2015 the public is none the wiser as to its outcome.
Sep 23 - Crime Report For 22-9-15
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