The Falkland Islands flag is currently flying above No 6 Convent Place to commemorate the Falkland Islands’ Liberation Day. Gibraltar played a significant role in the British liberation of the Falkland Islands from Argentine invasion. Liberation Day, marked on 14th June each year, commemorates that historic event and pays respect to the 255 British Servicemen and 3 Falkland Islands civilian women who gave their lives in defence of freedom and democracy.
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Workers’ Memorial Day
The Workers’ Memorial Day Ceremony will be held on Friday 26th April 2019. The event is jointly organised by Gibraltar Cultural Services for Her...
ATLANTIC EXILE: Evacuation of Gibraltarians to Madeira
A documentary of the evacuation of the people of Gibraltar to Madeira during the Second World War will premiere in Gibraltar later this month.
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Jason Manford @ St Michael’s Cave – NEW DATE ADDED
Comedy Superstar Jason Manford has added Gibraltar to his gigantic live tour ‘Muddle Class’. His first comedy tour since his hugely successful 2013/14 tour ‘First...
Portuguese man o’war arrive on our shores.
The Nautilus Project has issued a warning on Portuguese man o’war which are arriving along the Eastern coastline.
Frequently mistaken as jellyfish, the siphonophore Physalia...
