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Gibraltar Chronicle - The Gibraltar Chronicle is a national newspaper published in Gibraltar since 1801. It became a daily in 1821. It is Gibraltar's oldest established daily newspaper and the world's second oldest English language newspaper to have been in print continuously.
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A future built on the past
5+ day, 10+ hour ago (615+ words) Wed 9th Sep, 2026 By Chief Minister Fabian Picardo, Leader of the GSLP On Thursday we mark fifty-nine years since the day our forefathers went to the polls and told the world that only we the Gibraltarians will decide the future of…...
Bridge simulators ‘a game changes’ for university’s Maritime Academy
6+ day, 7+ hour ago (1615+ words) Tue 8th Sep, 2026 The University of Gibraltar held the official opening of its Maritime Academy Simulation Centre on Monday morning, featuring two training suites financed by industry partners Peninsula Hercules Tanker Management and Boluda Towage. Each company invested £200,000 on the simulators,…...
The journey of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards
1+ week, 10+ hour ago (763+ words) Mon 7th Sep, 2026 General view of the ceremony at The Convent's garden. JOHNNY BUGEJA Sixty-six young people received their Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards at a ceremony at The Convent, with one recipient receiving the Gold Award. The ceremony was attended by…...
Relief and excitement among students as they look to future
3+ week, 3+ day ago (624+ words) Fri 21st Aug, 2026 One student write down GCSE results in her mate's arm. / JOHNNY BUGEJA In Gibraltar's schools yesterday, youngsters were abuzz with excitement as they collected their GCSE results and looked ahead to the next phase of their education. Even…...
Kids enjoy tales and traditions at Mario Finlayson Gallery
3+ week, 3+ day ago (236+ words) Fri 21st Aug, 2026 The storytelling activity at Mario Finlayson Gallery. / JOHNNY BUGEJA Tales and Traditions Summer Storytelling 2026 brought a children’s storytelling session to the Mario Finlayson Gallery, with Gibraltar Cultural Services offering around 10 children aged three to seven an introduction to…...
Prior Park reports 100% GCSE pass rate
3+ week, 3+ day ago (275+ words) Fri 21st Aug, 2026 Prior Park Gibraltar has reported a 100% GCSE pass rate, with more than half of grades awarded at 9-7. The school said 53% of grades were at 9-7, while 32% were at grades 9-8 and 89% were at grades 9-4. It compared the latter figure with…...
The Jesse Tree brings rock and bilingualism to the GMF stage
3+ week, 3+ day ago (440+ words) Fri 21st Aug, 2026 The Jesse Tree. / NEIL WILSON Jesse McLaren, who performs as The Jesse Tree, is a Gibraltar-born artist who blends energetic rock and pop with uplifting, feel-good songwriting....
Schools celebrate 98% GCSE and Level 2 pass rate
3+ week, 4+ day ago (821+ words) Year 11 learners at Bayside and Westside Schools, as well as Gibraltar College, received their GCSE and Level 2 results yesterday, marking the completion of their first public examinations. Across the full range of GCSE and Level 2 courses in Gibraltar, including legacy…...
Paper craft workshop highlights Gibraltar’s artistic heritage
3+ week, 6+ day ago (264+ words) Tue 18th Aug, 2026 The paper craft workshop at GEMA's gallery. / JOHNNY BUGEJA A group of children took part in a paper craft workshop organised by Gibraltar Cultural Services at the GEMA Art Gallery, exploring creative techniques while learning about Gibraltar’s artistic…...