The RGP can confirm that at 1245hrs yesterday 1st April 2015, officers of the RGP Marine Section deployed to an area approximately one mile south of Europa Point where they proceeded to intercept a small wooden fishing boat with two occupants.
Media – Police Reports
Date: 02/04/2015.
From 0700hrs Wednesday the 01/04/2015 to 0700hrs Thursday the 02/04/2015.
The man responsible for taking 30 army cadets to UK is the Officer Commanding the unit, Captain Alan Montegriffo, ex-Royal Gibraltar Regiment.
‘The unit is pretty much fully-recruited,’ said Alan.
The Gibraltar Tourist Board has completed the third phase of its refurbishment of the visitor attractions. The works on the main attractions on the Upper Rock are part of a continuous commitment by the Government to improve the tourist product.
A Gibraltarian living in London has been shortlisted out of over 10,000 entries in a global competition to name a new street in the heart of the capital.
The Gibraltar National Dance Organisation (GNDO) is pleased to announce the International Adjudicators that will be travelling to Gibraltar for the 2015 Dance Nationals. All adjudicators are international judges under the World governing body the International Dance Organisation (IDO), and are very experienced dancers, choreographers and accomplished persons in the world of dance.
Thirty of Gibraltar’s army cadets are currently on annual camp at a very wet and cold Holcombe Moor Training Centre, near Manchester. The boys, whose ages range from 13 to 16, arrived at the Training Centre last Friday and it has barely stopped raining since then.
By Shameem Guilliano
Every morning I’ll wake up, check any emails or messages I may have on my phone and then automatically open up Instagram. I’ll scroll for about 10 minutes, then open up the Explore page, scroll for another 5 minutes and then I’ll check out the Following section to see what people I follow have liked recently (particularly hilarious when someone doesn’t realise they’ve liked the 10th random fetish page in a row and everyone can see that). Okay, done. I’ll then get out of bed, make myself a coffee and find myself opening Instagram again as if anything has honestly changed and some amazing, glorious photo I need to see right now has been posted.
