The Government is advising all Catalan Bay beachgoers, that during the official bathing season this year, TNG Global will allow access to beachgoers wishing to park their cars in the area immediately to the east of the existing car parking area.
Following the GGCA’s recent statement, the Government says Mr Pyle has been “contracted by the Chief Secretary simply to advise on the modernisation and reform of the public service.”
The Nautilus Project recently began their Nautilus Blue Week with pupils from St Anne's whom were able tp interact with marine invertebrates through their catch, learn and release programme.
Gibraltar is getting ready to once again celebrate Pride month this June. This event is celebrated in many countries around the world and is essentially a call for greater unity, visibility and equality for the LGBTQ+ community.
The Government says it “deeply regrets” what it describes as the “transparent Opposition tactic” of conducting politics by “casting aspersions and questioning the integrity of individuals.” Number Six says that the conduct of politics by rumour and innuendo is “proof enough that they have run out of arguments.”
‘After three years here in Gibraltar, I think I know the mood of the public tolerably well. Our Community respects you and everything that you do. And they know that what you do isn’t easy.’
- His Excellency Vice Admiral Sir David Steel speaking to Royal Gibraltar Police officers today.
The GGCA Executive Committee says that it has not had any notice regarding the appointment of former Deputy Governor Nick Pyle by the Government of Gibraltar to advise on civil service training and reform. The union says it has no information on the reform process that is to take place.