In a flurry of nerves, chairperson of the Friends of Mount Alvernia Committee, Mercy Posso this afternoon thanked the staff of the home for their assistance with the charity’s work over the years. She noted that it was a very sad day for her and her husband, Maurice to have to retire from the group. She insisted that they would continue to attend Sunday mass at Mount Alvernia’s Chapel and to visit the staff and residents.
A statement from the Government on the continuing debate concerning the state of public finances:
- "Useable cash reserve" is only relevant measure
- "Overall cash reserve" includes the monies borrowed by Govt
- Picardo's unimpeachable evidence not even dented by Feetham's misleading response
- GSD candidate already starting to insult the Chief Minister
It is clear from the GSD’s latest press statements that Mr Feetham continues to show that he is unable to understand how the public finances work. He is clearly unable to make a distinction between ‘overall cash reserves’ and ‘usable cash reserves'
The Government would like to inform the public that, as part of the continuous drive to better the service of the Gibraltar Bus Company, and following a period of detailed consultation with relevant stakeholders, the following temporary route changes will be implemented by the Bus Company as from Monday 15th July 2013:
This weekend, a tribute charity concert will be held in aid of local charity ‘Pathway Through Pain’. Local Teenager, Philip Diaz, passed away last year following a battle with terminal Cancer. Philip had become increasingly involved with the charity, which assists families who are experiencing financial troubles due to illness.
The concert, dubbed the ‘Big Up Diaz Tribute Charity Concert’, will feature performances by the Royal Gibraltar Regiment band, the Harmonics Choir, local act This Side Up and others.
