12/03/2019 - 13:54
It is expected that the PSOE will lose the forthcoming elections. Sanchez forgot for one moment the promises he had made to the other parties who helped him get into Government. Read more
08/03/2019 - 11:14
Ever since I heard on the news that the much awaited sewage treatment plant is soon be built in Gibraltar, I have been pondering on the matter of the sludge; which was also mentioned at the time; which is intended for landfill in Spain. Read more
05/03/2019 - 11:44
Letter from Unite General Secretary Len McCluskey to minister Joe Bossano:
Dear Joe,
I received your letter and it’s always good to hear from an old friend. Read more
05/03/2019 - 11:40
Dear Sir,
Mrs Davis and the Convent Christmas Fair Committee would like to thank all the amazingly generous sponsors and prize donators who contributed to yet another remarkably successful Convent Christmas Fair, which has raised so much money for The Special Olympics and, the other beneficiary charity, the Gibraltar League of Hospital Friends and St John Ambulance.” Read more
04/03/2019 - 11:23
Last week, we heard exiting Mps express their dismay, to put it mildly, with words such as “Our values no longer find expression” “We are tired of labels” “We don’t want to be patronized” etc. Words which give rise to a scenario of British politics being consumed and squandered. Phrases; some of which are not dissimilar to our own echoed in the past. One MP even spoke of Westminster as an egocentric place which is alien to them; where one dare not tread. Read more
01/03/2019 - 11:16
I remember starting a chapter in my memoirs which I titled “Back in the old familiar streets on Market Day.” It came to mind because it is about the sweet recollection of the past; of our memories; and it’s a fact that nowadays, we have become very aware of the ailments of old age, and sometimes not so old, which afflict so many all over the world, including this small and kind nation of ours. Read more
01/03/2019 - 11:16
I remember starting a chapter in my memoirs which I titled “Back in the old familiar streets on Market Day.” It came to mind because it is about the sweet recollection of the past; of our memories; and it’s a fact that nowadays, we have become very aware of the ailments of old age, and sometimes not so old, which afflict so many all over the world, including this small and kind nation of ours. Read more
28/02/2019 - 11:28
Dear Sir,
I read Sandra Haynes's letter about the cost of GBC with great interest, as the figure that she quotes, £4.7 million works out at £397 for each of Gibraltar's 11,812 households, more than double the cost of the UK licence fee, currently £150 a year, and even more than the Danish media licence, at £290 a year, which is payable by anyone with an internet-enabled device, although it is to be funded out of taxation instead from this year. Read more
27/02/2019 - 11:31
The ARMANDO LAGRANDE Column
Once upon a time there were complaints about nuclear submarines calling at Gibraltar, but such noises have ceased. One should ask why the said groups were so vociferous, and why they are no longer heard? Read more
27/02/2019 - 11:21
*Letter from economics minister Joe Bossano to Unite's General Secretary Len McCluskey, sent to us for favour of publication:
*Growing by annual average of £28 million
*Civil Service pay is 25% higher than UK
*Increasing gap between lowest and highest paid, and between public sector and private sector worker
Comrade Len,
In your GBC interview, you said that I was pushing austerity and that it didn’t make any sense. You are right it does not make any sense because I am not pushing austerity as you claim. You also say you are astonished at my comments so I thought I should explain to you what I am commenting on. Read more
