The GSD has today announced the introduction of a new appointment system for the Primary Care Centre. The party says that the new system would mean abolishing the current one whereby people “need to put up with endless queues on the first day of the month” – something the party describes as “a failed GSLP policy.”
In an effort to assist postal voters in getting their postal votes back to Gibraltar by the close of poll on 26th November 2015, the Gibraltar Office in London will be accepting postal vote envelopes brought in personally or posted to them.
- Threepwood loan repaid with interest
- GSD “secret loan” documents disclosed
- £4m “lost by the taxpayer with GSD deals”
The Chief Minister says he has exposed the GSD’s “ongoing false and shallow attempts” to slur the Government’s management of finances by disclosing that the loan made by Credit Finance Company Ltd to Threepwood, the developer of the hotel planned for the Risso Bakery site, “has been fully repaid.”
The Chief Minister, Fabian Picardo, has returned to Gibraltar today after spending a full day on Wednesday with the Royal Gibraltar Regiment on Exercise Jebel Sahara. During his visit the Chief Minister met with the new British Ambassador in Morocco, Ms Karen Betts.
A new mental health facility, IVF treatment that has resulted in 23 pregnancies, a restructured GHA, local training and career progression for nurses and a significant, record-breking increase in operations are just some of the achievements of the GSLP-Libs’ four years in power. That was the message delivered this afternoon by Dr John Cortes who has served as Health Minister during what he describes as a “transformational” period.
