Gibraltar Crime Report for 21st May
Media – Police Reports
From 0700hrs Tuesday the 21/05/2013 to 0700hrs Wednesday the 22/05/2013.
CRIME REPORTS
3 Reports of Theft.
5 Reports of Criminal Damage.
From 0700hrs Tuesday the 21/05/2013 to 0700hrs Wednesday the 22/05/2013.
CRIME REPORTS
3 Reports of Theft.
5 Reports of Criminal Damage.
Following on from the launch of the Bus Company's new website in December 2012, a new mobile-optimised version of the Company's website has been developed and is now available to use as from today. The mobile phone version allows access to the full website facilities that users currently enjoy in a more user-friendly format on all smartphones.
The Gibraltar Botanic Gardens have recently been subjected to a spate of damage and theft of plants and equipment, according to the Director of the Gardens Dr Keith Bensusan.
The Government has announced the signing on the 25th of April of the extension of the contract of Companies House. The Chief Secretary, Ernest Gomez, signed the agreement at No 6 Convent Place in the presence of the Chief Minister and Michael Llamas QC (Chief Legal Adviser) with David Faria and Bruno Goutaland de Greysier on behalf of Companies House Gibraltar.
The Cordoba Agreement and the fishing dispute were the focus of recent questions to David Lidington, the UK's Minister of State for Europe.
Following a Government Manifesto Commitment to reform the medical regulation system within Gibraltar, the statutory regulatory body for doctors in Gibraltar, the Medical Registration Board, was asked to look into the feasibility of regulatory reform. The GSLP-Liberal Part promised to outsource to the GMC the assessments of doctors of licences to practice. They also insisted that they would make the GMC the regulatory body for the medical profession, in Gibraltar.
As the first step in the process of change, the Board will meet with all GHA doctors on Thursday, in order to present its findings to them and to discuss it recommendations and outline pathways for the future.
Gibraltarian graduate, Natasha Pizzarello was this weekend crowned Miss Great Britain Derby in a pageant organised by Modelzed. Natasha had previously participated in the Miss England pageant and enjoyed the experience so much that she entered her local pageant.
Natasha explained that when she heard her name announced as one of the top five finalists she was in a complete state of shock. Responding to judges’ questions on what it would mean to win the pageant, Natasha exclaimed that it would mean the world to her to represent the city she has lived in for the past four years whilst completing her law degree and legal practice course, she also noted that if she were to win, she would use her title as a platform to carry out as much charity work as possible.
From 0700hrs 20/05/13 to 0700hrs 21/05/13
1 Person Arrested for Criminal Damage & Assault