HM Customs Gibraltar announces the official launch of the updated ASYCUDA Version 4.4, effective 1 July 2025. ASYCUDA, which stands for Automated System for Customs Data, is a globally recognised ...

This year’s Calpe Conference, in its 29th edition, will focus its attention on the subject of Gibraltar during the Second World War. In order to contextualise the subject, other major global conflicts ...

The Ministry of Equality marked the end of the sixth cycle of the Women’s Mentorship Programme with a networking event at the Mayor’s Parlour.

Elderly Residential Services are currently experiencing an outbreak of norovirus, which is suspected to have originated from a symptomatic visitor.

Bridge House Charitable Trust are now welcoming donations from the public, which will go towards the conversion of the building at Johnstone’s passage into a bespoke temporary accommodation facility ...

The winners of the 2025 Commonwealth essay competition were presented with their prizes by the Deputy Chief Minister Dr Joseph Garcia yesterday.

Minister for Education John Cortes last week met HMG Minister for Education Stephen Morgan MP at the Department for Education in London. He was accompanied by Director of Education Keri Scott and Guy ...

The GHA has seen a recent increase in salmonella food poisoning cases within the community. 2 salmonella and 1 campylobacter cases have been hospitalised and fortunately made a good recovery. The GHA, ...

The Gibraltar Financial Intelligence Unit (GFIU) participated in the 31st Egmont Group Plenary, held in Luxembourg and hosted by the Cellule de Renseignement Financier (CRF), FIU Luxembourg.

Minister for Environment John Cortes recently met with three students whose Master’s at the University of Gibraltar are on subjects related to Nature and the Environment. Emma Ocaña is looking at the ...

The Ministry of Transport is pleased to note, and grateful to the Gibraltar Taxi Association for, the newly established Taxi Attendant service at Gibraltar International Airport.

HMGoG welcomes, with satisfaction, the result of a vote today in the European Parliament which will pave the way for Gibraltar to be removed from the EU’s so-called ‘grey list’.