Feb 26 - Government Extends Traffic Plan Consultation Period
The public consultation period of the recently launched draft Sustainable Traffic, Transport and Parking Plan has been extended. The public is invited to make contributions and suggestions to the plan until 31st March 2015.
The public can pass on their views via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by writing to Traffic Plan Team, HM Government of Gibraltar, Transport, Traffic and Technical Services, Joshua Hassan House, Secretary’s Lane, Gibraltar.
Thirteen members from the Laguna Youth Club took part in a residential at the Retreat Centre last weekend. The programme planned by the members included a variety of educational and fun activities, a tour of the World War II tunnels, a Karaoke evening as well as designing and creating a logo and mission statement for Laguna Youth Club.
The GSD has criticised the Government today for ‘permitting hauls of fish to be netted illegally’ in BGTW, despite their 2011 manifesto commitment to ‘ensure the ban on the use of drift nets and other nets’.
A competition to design the logo for the recently announced ‘Mario Finlayson National Art Gallery’ has been launched today. The competition is open to British nationals resident in Gibraltar aged 18 and over. Entrants may submit up to four original works. Entries must be submitted in an A4 size on paper or card, indicating whether the orientation is ‘portrait’ or ‘landscape’, they much also contain the wording ‘Mario Finlayson National Art Gallery’.
The FSC has today launched an online survey offering stakeholders the opportunity to comment on its current 
A series of informative plaques explaining the traditional names of some of Gibraltar’s oldest streets are being placed on buildings across town. The Government project kicked off this morning with the unveiling of two plaques: one at the bottom of Castle Street (La Calle Comedia) and one just next to it on Cornwall’s Parade (La Plaza de la Verdura). The Government has relied on the input and support of the Gibraltar Musuem, the Gibraltar Heritage Trust and several local historians.
