That's fair enough Fred but I think a lot of Gibraltarians want to hit the open road and the shops at the weekend. Big DIY stores selling kitchens, bathrooms and other household items are not available in Gib.

My first trip to Gibraltar was a two centre holiday (Gibraltar/Morocco) with my parents in the 1970s when the border was closed and to be honest, it was pretty limited although we did enjoy it. We stayed at the Caleta Palace hotel which has now been demolished. I particularly remember the symbolic closed gate on the Spanish side of the border, Liptons and lots of military personnel.

I prefer the way things are now.

It'll be better still when they adopt the euro currency.

Definitely. They already drive on the correct side of the road so here's hoping.

All tills are dual currency as are shopping trollies.

Why?

https://www.gibraltar-stamps.com/ind...s&action=index
Soon there will be new notes with Charlie on them

No , we drive on the right side of the road.

Unlike the UK who drive on the wrong side of the road

That is what I meant Fred, Gibraltar drives on the correct side of the road ie the right.

Grey-list: Gibraltar has satisfied its action plan and is now due, subject to an onsite inspection in coming months, to be removed from the FATF Grey list at its next Plenary session scheduled to take place in February 2024. The positive economic impact arising from this announcement should not be underestimated.

Royal visit: Princess Anne will visit Gibraltar on the 17th and 18th of November in her capacity as Patron of the Gibraltar International Literary Festival. The 73 year old Princess Royal, sister of King Charles III, will be accompanied by her husband Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence

Is Arron Banks still going to be able to operate out of there?

One day the axe you keep grinding ref. Gib will eventually be worn away

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Former UK Prime Minister Theresa May will be visiting Gibraltar as a guest speaker at the Gibunco Gibraltar International Literary Festival, the Gibraltar Government announced on Tuesday

https://www.gbc.gi/news/gib-oil-empl...th-anniversary

Giboil in Gibraltar celebrates it's Centenary

Gaming: The Gambling Commissioner has told GBC that the biggest gaming companies locally have reiterated their commitment to the Rock. Remote gambling accounts for 28% of Gibraltar’s GDP and Mr Lyman says that an upcoming, updated gambling act will likely attract more inward investment.

SPAIN TOO PREPARES FOR POTENTIAL NO TREATY

13/11/2023 - 10:29
Spain is preparing the border for the possibility of no treaty with some works already underway and more in the pipeline. This has added to the many different levels of uncertainty which surround the issue, although the likelihood of the PSOE being able to form government in Madrid has taken a huge step forward after the deal with Junts.

El País - Picardo: “Gibraltar y todos sus residentes estamos hasta los cojones del Brexit y sus consecuencias”