Government Welcomes Revolut’s Resumption Of Customer Onboarding In Gibraltar

Gibraltar’s Funds and Private Client events took place at the Royal Automobile Club in London yesterday as part of Gibraltar Day, bringing together industry professionals to discuss tokenised funds and the changing priorities of family offices.

The Nautilus Project has launched its annual Christmas tree decoration competition, inviting people to create handmade, upcycled and sustainable decorations.

Work to plant 15 new trees along the northern side of Grand Parade Car Park began on Monday. The trees will be planted in phases to minimise disruption, with the Government confirming there will be no permanent loss of public parking spaces once the work is complete.

Firefighter Soussi visited St Mary’s School to teach pupils about the Fire Triangle and how fires can be extinguished.

Minister Christian Santos has met Balaena, the owner of Gibdock, to discuss a proposed four year apprenticeship programme for young people in Gibraltar.

Around 50 representatives from Government, emergency services, public agencies and utility providers took part in a cyber security exercise at Sunborn Gibraltar on 14th October.

Local artists’ platform Kitchen Studios will be hosting three events during next week's midterm break ahead of Halloween at the end of the week.

The Gibraltar International Art Exhibition, organised by Gibraltar Cultural Services on behalf of the Ministry of Culture, opened yesterday evening at the Gustavo Bacarisas Gallery. Local and international artists submitted a total of 119 works.

Chief Minister Fabian Picardo delivered his final financial services speech as Chief Minister at the Gibraltar Day lunch in London, reflecting on his time in office and the impact of Brexit on Gibraltar.

A multi-agency emergency exercise will take place on Thursday morning at the Gibraltar LNG Terminal and North Mole Power Station.

Young people from local schools and organisations have met with Minister Christian Santos at a Gibraltar Youth Symposium to present issues affecting them.

The Gibunco Gibraltar Literary Festival has announced details of this year’s programme, including book launches, a candlelight concert, Lightning Talks and live performances from 9th to 15th November.

Minister Nigel Feetham addressed the annual Gibraltar Day in London Financial Services Lunch at the Guildhall yesterday, bringing together representatives from the financial services and gaming sectors.

Local artist Aaron Soleci is set to hold his fourth “big” solo exhibition next month.

Theatre Makers' third annual Halloween fundraiser, ‘Whatever happened to Baby Jane?” directed by Andrew Dark, will be performed at the Ince’s Hall on Wednesday 28th, Thursday 29th and Friday 30th of October.

The Department of Education has launched two videos teaching children how to respond to a cardiac emergency, in collaboration with the Gibraltar Cardiac Association.

Local writers and storytellers are invited to step into the dark art of writing suspenseful, unsettling, maybe even disturbing stories with the upcoming Crafting Chilling Tales Writing Workshop which takes place on Tuesday 20th October at 6pm in BookGEM.

Today we speak to Tessa Rosado-Standen about philosophy. Tessa is an English teacher who studied philosophy at the University of Cambridge. She is also a poet who has featured on GBC and at literary events in Gibraltar.

The GSD has renewed its calls for the Government to explain how the £90 million figure given in Parliament in connection with the Rooke development was incorrect.

Five firefighters from the Gibraltar Fire and Rescue Service have completed their C Licence training, allowing them to drive large vehicles weighing more than 3500kg.