Water Restrictions On High Consumers To Continue Over The Weekend

Written on 19 August 2022.

Following this morning’s briefing, the Government says the advice received from AquaGib has been that although stock levels have increased since the last SCG briefing on Wednesday, the desired amount required before being able to safely begin the relaxation of restrictions for high consumers has not yet been reached. As a result, the Government has agreed to continue with all present restrictions over the weekend and will review the situation again on Monday morning.

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What Happens When An Arrested Person Is Taken To New Mole House?

Written on 19 August 2022.

Below follows a featured article from the RGP:

“One night, we had 19 people who had been arrested for 19 different offences – and I only had five cells!”

These are the words of one of the RGP’s most experienced Custody Sergeants, Sergeant Douglas Balloqui who has been in the job for the past four years.

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Nautilus Project’s 93rd Great Gibraltar Beach Clean

Written on 19 August 2022.

CYE-CYL joined the Nautilus Youth Monitors and DofE cohorts yesterday morning at Sandy Bay for their 93rd Great Gibraltar Beach Clean.

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Government Mourns Passing of Marie Montegriffo

Written on 18 August 2022.

The Government says it deeply regrets the sad passing of former Minister Marie Montegriffo.

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Interesting, But Disappointing: a Review of The Llanito Dictionaries

By Charles Durante

Dr Johnson famously wrote, ‘lexicographer: a writer of dictionaries: a harmless drudge.’ In the publication mentioned above we have four ‘drudges:’ Tito Vallejo-Smith, Manuel Cavilla, Johannes Kramer and Juan Manuel Ballesta Gómez, henceforth referred to as TVS, MC, JK, and JMBG, respectively. Though Johnson was being self-deprecatory, having himself devoted many hours to producing a massive dictionary, our ‘drudges’ are to be thanked for attempting to encode Llanito, collecting vocabulary, providing definitions and tracing provenance.

‘Gibraltarians And Their Language’ — Book Review

By Charles Durante

‘Gibraltarians and their Language’ comprises 22 linguistic biographies written by Gibraltarians. This innovative, ambitious project was initiated and overseen by a team of academics, including the internationally renowned novelist, Mark Sanchez. The academics involved are the following: Professor Elena Seoane (University of Vigo) and Professors Cristina Suárez-Gómez and Lucía Loureiro-Porto (University of the Balearic Islands). The introduction was written by Mark Sanchez and Elena Seoane.

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