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Local News Oscar Dalmedo wins the Gibraltar Bookmark competition which celebrates dyslexic strengths. 15th November 2024. The 2024 Gibraltar Bookmark Competition, organised by Gibraltar Cultural Services and Dyslexia Gibraltar, rewarded the winners across the various age groups for their creative bookmarks celebrating dyslexic strengths, with entries praised for their powerful messages and ...
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6 days ago · explode("uploads", get_the_post_thumbnail_url()); 28th November 2024. The remaining stumbling blocks to agreeing a UK/EU treaty on Gibraltar’s post-Brexit relations with bloc are “deeply technical in nature” and unrelated to “age-old politics” between Gibraltar and Spain, Chief Minister Fabian Picardo said on Thursday.
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28th November 2024. The Gibraltar Health Authority encourages vulnerable groups and caregivers to get vaccinated against Covid-19 and flu this winter, with clinics available weekdays at the PCC and a campaign featuring a winning poster by St. Bernard’s student Nouha Tarrak.This time of the year is when the GHA states people are more vulnerable to illnesses like...
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Local News GHT’s strategic plan seeks to preserve and celebrate Rock’s ‘unique legacy by all, for all’ 2nd December 2024. The Gibraltar Heritage Trust's recently launched Strategic Plan 2025-2028 aims to preserve and celebrate Gibraltar's heritage by fostering collaboration among citizens, government, institutions and businesses.
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2nd January 2024. Last year was the warmest on record in Gibraltar, the Gibraltar Met Office has confirmed. Data for 2023 registered another year-on-year rise in temperatures, with a daily mean of 19.9° Celsius recorded at the airport. The Met Office told the Chronicle this was 1.0°C higher than the long-term average recorded over the past 30 years,...
GSD state Govt electoral promise on Road to the Lines “faltering”
2 days ago · 2nd December 2024. The GSD Opposition has criticised the Government for failing to deliver on its electoral promise to build more homes at Road to the Lines, citing confusion, lack of transparency, and withdrawn plans as evidence of mismanagement and an unmet pressing social need for housing.
Met Office issues warning for continued heavy rain and …
29th October 2024. The Met Office has warned of a continuation of heavy rain and thunderstorms, running through to Thursday. A low-pressure centre is situated to the west of the Strait, bringing an ongoing risk of a prolonged period of heavy rain and thunderstorms, the Met Office has said.
Negotiators ‘now really, almost there’ in agreeing Gib ... - Chronicle
8th January 2024. Chief Minister Fabian Picardo said negotiators are “now really, almost there” in agreeing a treaty for the Rock’s future relations with the EU, adding he believed the negotiation would be resolved, one way or another, in the first half of 2024.
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Nov 6, 2024 · Local News Gibfibre calls on Govt to engage in constructive dialogue over ‘deeply disappointing’ law change. 5th November 2024. Local telecoms company Gibfibre has called on the Gibraltar Government to engage in constructive dialogue, after it hit out on the new law barring businesses from entering the mobile network space.