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4 days ago · Local News Royal Gibraltar Regiment enhances Nigerian Armed Forces training in six-week mission against extremism. 13th November 2024. In September, a 12-member team from the Royal Gibraltar Regiment deployed to Nigeria as a Short-Term Training Team to enhance the instructional skills of the Armed Forces of Nigeria, focusing on infantry, medical, and counter-IED training to support Nigeria’s ...
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Heavy rain expected Wednesday. 12th November 2024. The Gibraltar Government issued a weather advisory for heavy rain on Wednesday. It said showers on Wednesday may bring small amounts of rain but greater quantities are likely on Wednesday night and Thursday. "In a six hour period, we could see 25-40 mm," the warning said.
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13th November 2024. A lively charity event at El Kasbah raised £1,154.80 for Calpe House through an evening of food, lively conversation, and raffles, culminating in a formal cheque presentation to support the charity's mission of aiding patients and families in London.A few weeks ago, El Kasbah on Castle Street hosted an evening organised by owner Lauren...
Queen’s Hotel residents feel ‘exhausted and abandoned’ as they …
3 days ago · 13th November 2024. Close to 50 residents will be evicted from the Queen’s Hotel hostel tomorrow morning and relocated to the Sunrise Motel. For the residents, the relocation is upsetting, frustrating and has made them feel like second-class citizens. The conditions within the Queen’s Hotel have deteriorated over the years with the men ...
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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,...
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.
Courts seek to minimise disruption as four judges become three
Nov 1, 2023 · By Gabriella Peralta Share. 1st November 2023. The recent appointment of Puisne Judge Karen Ramagge Prescott as the next Speaker of the Gibraltar Parliament will “undoubtedly impact” the Supreme Court diary, the chief executive of the Gibraltar Court Service acknowledged on Wednesday, even while assuring disruption would be kept to a minimum.
Gibraltar welcomes its new Governor - Chronicle
6th June 2024. Locals took to the Main Street on Tuesday afternoon to welcome Lieutenant General Sir Ben Bathurst, the new Governor of Gibraltar. Sir Ben arrived on the morning British Airways flight and was sworn in during a ceremonial event at the Gibraltar Parliament just hours later. After the ceremony Sir Ben, accompanied by Chief Minister ...
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6th November 2024. Spanish police and customs officers seized over 13 tonnes of cocaine in the port of Algeciras, the single largest haul of the drug in the country’s history and one of the largest on record anywhere in the world. The drugs were stashed among a consignment of bananas from Ecuador and were discovered on October 14,...