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  • April 7, 2016

No more balloons on National Day, SDGG announces

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  • GIB’s new branch opens for business

    GIB’s new branch opens for business
    • April 5, 2016

    A second branch of the Gibraltar International Bank was officially opened yesterday by Chief Minister Fabian Picardo and Minister for Financial Services Albert Isola. The new branch, which is situated on Main Street opposite the Cathedral, was opened less than a year after the first branch began trading and will largely serve the business community.

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  • #TrolleySpotting

    #TrolleySpotting
    • April 1, 2016

    Close but not close enough: Morrisons shoppers could not make it the final few yards to return their shopping trolleys with a small collection amassing outside Atlantic Suites.

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  • The European Commission has said it will continue to monitor the situation at the Gibraltar-Spain border

    • April 6, 2016

    The European Commission has said it will continue to monitor the situation at the Gibraltar-Spain border. This follows a question tabled before the European Parliament by Gibraltar MEP Julie Girling on the subject of border delays and the corresponding facilities. Ms Girling had told the EU that constituents in Gibraltar had raised concerns about the

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  • Govt issues fresh ministerial direction on tobacco licences

    Govt issues fresh ministerial direction on tobacco licences
    • April 6, 2016

    Issuing further tobacco licences could pose a ‘serious reputational risk’ to the Rock, the Gibraltar Government said as it announced a new Ministerial Direction on the issue. The Business Licensing Authority recently took over responsibility for tobacco licencing following the Far Trading Act 2015. The Minister for Business Neil Costa has issued a new direction

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Opinion

  • The democratic winter

    • April 4, 2016

    As the debate ahead of the EU referendum gathers pace, local barrister Nick Cruz peers into the future with this cautionary tale. I woke feeling a little worse for wear, well a few drinks does that to most people and New Year’s night 2016 was one that required all in Gibraltar to have a moment

    By Chronicle Staff
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  • The EU is not an infringement of sovereignty, but an extension of it

    • March 30, 2016

    by Mark Montegriffo When participating in a discussion with just about anyone who is leaning towards the option of a Brexit at the June referendum, it becomes clear that their reasons for doing so tend to be reactionary and nationalistic; riled up by immigration into Britain that has, in their eyes, undermined British values –

    By Guest Contributor
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