The Minister for Trade and Industry says the UK Government's budget has seen a "significantly less severe outcome" for the gambling sector than many in the industry had feared. Nigel Feetham added ...

The Government says changes to Gibraltar’s concession rules bring them into line with UK law, allowing contracts to be awarded without competitive tender in certain circumstances.

The GSD has questioned the reasons behind the Government's changes to procurement regulations which would allow it to award multi-million pound concessions without tender. It asks who would benefit ...

The Government has expressed its deepest condolences following a tragic train accident in the Spanish province of Toledo this ...

The Government has described the first meeting of the Technical Committee on Environmental Matters held in Madrid on Monday as "positive and constructive". The meeting, held under arrangements linked ...

Britain chose to repair HMS Tireless in Gibraltar in June 2000, despite internal military assessments suggesting that taking ...

A man facing charges of dangerous driving has been found not guilty in the Supreme Court. 34 year old Adrian Lara was accused ...

This week marks the 50th anniversary of the CPSA Lockout. On October 25th 1976, over 300 members of the Civil and Public Services Association were effectively 'locked out' of their jobs at the ...

Following Unite the Union's status return as bargaining agent for the Bus Company, the Government says employees are free to determine their own trade union representation, and that neither itself nor ...

The GSD has accused the Government of using police reform to rewrite the findings of the McGrail Inquiry. Opposition Leader ...

The investigation identified a 52-year-old UK national as a suspect, and she was arrested on suspicion of arson and ...

A new exhibition explores how contrasting styles can complement each other, as artists with very different approaches examine ...