Gibraltar Today

Come rain or shine, the Three King's Cavalcade is going ahead...but when? and at what time? We spoke to the Cavalcade committee's Eric Abudarham alongside the RGP's Paul Chipolina.It's that time of year again... colds and flu become more prevalent. So what should we do about it? News editor Christine Vasquez spent time this morning with Director of Public Health Helen Carter.You’ve heard of physical therapy and psychological therapy, but how about dental therapy? Amy Mesilio, known as Smile in Mesilio on social media, told us more about it and explained what the difference is between a hygienist and a therapist.GIBRAEL, the Gibraltar-Israel bi-national Chamber of Commerce, has been set up on the Rock for a number of years now, promoting the relationship and looking to develop potential synergies between the two countries. We spoke to one of the founders Eran Shay.And, on this week’s edition of “Llanitos Abroad” we travel to Lancashire and spoke to Lee Ramagge. He’s working on growing the “llanito brand” as a language teacher but still has time to coach and play hockey.

As the first instalment of 2025, we begin today’s episode of the podcast by zooming out somewhat. What are the major stories the GBC newsroom is anticipating for the year ahead? We spoke to editor Christine Vasquez and senior broadcast journalist Christina Cortes, who also took the opportunity to have a quick look back at the stand-out stories of 2024.January is typically a time for change. Many feel inspired to better themselves and lead healthier lifestyles. Lianne Agius’ story is sure to inspire you too. In August last year she embarked on a life-changing journey, as she took on the 500km trek along the Camino de Santiago. And, the Alameda Botanic Gardens are offering new audio-guided tours! Ellie Ulloa told us about both the historical and horticultural tours and how visitors can access them. 

We are live in Casemates Square for todays edition of Gibraltar Today.There's also Part 3 of the News Review of the Year.

On todays episode of Gibraltar Today...We speak to Jonathan Sacramento about the passing of Mesod Belilo at the age of 78.-Local singer Simon Dumas joins us in the studio to fill us in on future plans in terms of his career.-And we present part 2 of the News Review of the Year.

On todays episode of Gibraltar Today,We speak to Charles Sisarello on his new book 'British Overseas Territories Family'.-A local football referee who has been officiating on the rock for some time now has decided to hang up his boots, and his red and yellow cards!-And lastly we finish with Part 1 of the News Review of the Year.

Local charity Action4schools joined forces with local supplier Wastage Products Limited (WPM) and Xylem Watermark Spain celebrated the completion of its 106th water well in Moyamba, Sierra Leone. We spoke to the founder of Action4Schools, Jimmy Bruzon.Since the 2024 Cultural Awards, we've been inviting all the winners into the studio to reflect on their respective years. The ‘Best Educational Project’ was awarded to Claire Montado. Her innovative book, 'Women of Gibraltar', profiles 25 remarkable women from Gibraltar’s history, from the Neanderthal era to present day.St. John Ambulance have been in Gibraltar for over 130 years. The charity's priority is the community and they are delighted to have acquired an additional new ambulance which they hope will add to their capabilities and resilience. We spoke to Franco Cassar.This year the start of the Jewish festival of lights coincides with Christmas. Hanukkah follows the Hebrew calendar aligning with the 25th of December in the Gregorian calendar. Levi Attias of the Jewish community told us more.And the Governor has issued a certificate to terminate the tenancy of the Murga Bar at the Victoria Stadium. Sir Ben Bathurst has used his authority under Section 66 of the Landlord and Tenant Act, to end tenancies when the property being redeveloped is deemed necessary for the public interest for the economic development of Gibraltar. GBC understands Alan Asquez, the owner of the Murga Bar, is taking legal action to quash it. Jonathan Sacramento told us more.