Apr 12 Local Artist Releases EP To International Audience

Written on 12 April 2013.

Local music producer Kyle Pecino (aka vulgarythm) now joins the likes of Andrew De Santos and Johan Cruz to be given record contracts and release electronic music to an international audience.

His debut EP titled "Ghost In The Stone" is a four track EP and was released on Monday 8th of April through a specialist DJ website, where it charted at #10 for the charts of that genre, rising to #9 on Wednesday. The release date for iTunes and Amazon is the 22nd of April.

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Apr 12 - Youth Centre Youngsters on Sierra Nevada Trip

Written on 12 April 2013.

At the culmination of a rewards-based programme, a group of youngsters from the Youth Centre spent the weekend of the 15th March in Sierra Nevada.

In preparation for the weekend, the youngsters collectively discussed and decided upon the fundraising requirements of this residential trip as well as the methods and responsibilities needed to successfully complete the weekend.

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Gibraltar Crime Report for 11th April

Written on 12 April 2013.

Media – Police Reports

From 0700hrs 11/04/13 to 0700hrs 12/04/13

Arrests

1 Person arrested for Affray.

1 Person arrested for Causing Intentional Harassment, Alarm or Distress.

3 Persons arrested for Concealing Tobacco.

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Apr 12 - HMS Pickle Opens to the Public

Written on 12 April 2013.

Following a long Winter of work, the HMS Pickle replica, that initially sailed in to Ocean Village late last year after a number of engine complications, is set to open to the public this Saturday. The vessel will see a ‘soft launch’, allowing its first passengers on board. Later this month, a glamorous launch party will be held for the opening of the tourist attraction.

Visitors will be treated to a talk and guided tour of the vessel, allowing them a slight insight into what life was like on board a wooden warship during the Napoleonic wars. Passangers will of Lieutenant Lapenotiere’s endeavours commanding the vessel at the 1805 Battle of Trafalgar and how Pickle raced to London to give the King the bittersweet news of Lord Nelson’s death and British victory over the combined Spanish and French fleet.

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