For local exporters, two systems will apply. Fabian Picardo said retail goods would be sent directly to EU consumers, tax-free and without customs forms. But wholesale shipments would need to pass ...

A delegation from the Gibraltar Parliament attended the 54th Commonwealth Parliamentary Association BIM Region Conference last week at the Welsh Assembly in Cardiff. The delegation included Ministers ...

Man to stand trial for rape and controlling or coercive behaviour. A 33 year old man will be tried next February after pleading not guilty to a number of offences, including rape.

The treaty agreement for Gibraltar will allow for "enhanced" cross-border police cooperation - including in cases of "hot pursuit". This is according to Minister of State at the Foreign, Commonwealth ...

A Pride conference held at the Sunborn tackled key issues like Pride at work and understanding gender diversity. The event heard from discussion panels and guest speakers. The Ministry of Equality’s ...

The Chamber of Commerce says it hopes any pay rise awarded to the public sector by the Government will be "very low". The statement has been described by Unite the Union as “ shortsighted and ...

Unite has reached a pay agreement for 2025 with Mitie Defence Gibraltar. The union says the agreement with the MoD subcontractor comes after extensive negotiations for fair wages and working ...

A 29 year old man has been given a six year prison sentence after he attempted to stab someone last year. In the early hours of July 20th, Christopher Nuñez knocked on the door of a ground floor home ...

Two major developments got the green light today from the Development and Planning commission. Linewall Road’s the Haven Building and the mixed use residential project at 20/22 Queensway on the former ...

Daniel Francis Brancato has won the top prize in the Spring Festival Short Story Competition. The competition organised by Cultural Services, together with the Gibraltar Chronicle attracted 446 ...

The Health Minister insisted the issues being raised by the unions relate to staff issues and not patient safety- something her Opposition counterpart denied.

The union says "real change comes through visibility, solidarity, and organising" - and that it values and stands with its LGBTQ + members not just in June, but always.