This past Sunday saw an impressive turnout of over 55,000 runners for the 2024 London Marathon. Since its inception in 1981, the London Marathon has become one of the most popular marathons in the world.

On the 6th and 7th April the Gibraltar Rugby U13’s attended the Portugal Rugby Youth Festival held in Lisbon, where they secured a valiant 3rd place in their category and the overall tournament Fair Play award.

The Gibraltar Youth Service have started an 8-week up-cycle denim fashion project running from the Youth Centre on Line Wall Road.

After purchasing some inclusive dolls for St Martin’s School last year, the Gibraltar Disability Society was approached about including other schools in this initiative.

On Friday 19th April, representatives of the Instituto de Projecció Exterior de la Cultura Catalana (IPECC) presented HW the Mayor Carmen Gomez with a replica plaque commemorating the Catalan troops who joined the Anglo-Dutch force that captured the Rock in 1704.

Gibraltar Cultural Services (GCS) has announced that the organisation of the food festival ‘Calentita’ will return in 2024 organised by Word of Mouth and Gibmedia.

Gibraltar Cultural Services, on behalf of the Ministry of Culture, is issuing a call out to local artists interested in being a part of an international contemporary art fair.

Government has published the report commissioned by the Minister for Education Prof John Cortes, which looked into the marked increase in the number of children with Special Educational Needs or Disabilities (SEND).

Gibraltar Cultural Services on behalf of the Ministry for Culture is once again launching a writing initiative to provide a development opportunity for a young author.

A tabletop exercise took place at No6 Convent Place last week. The exercise was coordinated by the Office of Civil Contingencies to test Gibraltar’s capabilities in the event of a major fire in the Upper Rock Nature Reserve.