Feb 23 - GSD Continues to Drive LNG Installation Issues
The Opposition has raised further concerns about the use of Liquified Natural Gas near populated areas. The party insists that the Government has made the decision to locate the LNG installation in the Detached or North Mole, without having the necessary safety reports beforehand. They further added that ‘It is obvious from the Government’s own communiqués that all the necessary health and safety reports (including gas cloud models and blast risk assessments) were not obtained before the decision to build an LNG Installation at the Detached or the North Mole was made.’
The annual University talks, organized by the Department of Education and the Kusuma Trust, will be carried out tomorrow morning at Westside School, in order to advise A Level students on enrolling at some of the UK’s most esteemed Universities.
A man has been jailed for four years after wounding another man with a glass in Zest nightclub. Thomas Harrison, who was 19 at the time of the assault, pleaded guilty last year to one count of wounding with intent.
The University of Gibraltar has started the recruitment of staff in anticipation of its opening in September. Adverts have been placed in the local press for a Chief Financial and Operations Officer and well as for administrative and technical grades.
A team of Bayside students have gone through to the final of the 2015 CyberCenturion Schools Challenge against stiff competition from schools across the UK.
Newly appointed Chief of Staff for British Forces Gibraltar, Colonel Frank Green RE presented two Volunteer Reserves Service Medals. The VRSM is awarded after 10 years’ service in the Reserves in recognition of long and efficient service. A Clasp is awarded for each addition five years of service.
