Gibraltar needs a fairer deal for our young people: affordable rental properties, equal statutory parental leave and more diverse career opportunities.
Last night, our executive team passed a resolution making some changes to our management board.
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"This government has sold off our natural resources and our quality of life, and what do working class Gibraltarians have to show for it?"
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Read Marlene’s budget speech delivered in parliament 14th July 203
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"Preserving our heritage, creating vocational opportunities and a real plan for urban regeneration" Read the full notes from our meeting with the The Gibraltar Heritage Trust
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An update about our management board and future plans.
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Together Gibraltar’s Kayley Mifsud and Nicky Calamaro had the opportunity to sit down with the Gibraltar Federation of Small Businesses and discuss how Gibraltar can create a more vibrant business environment.
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Nicky Calamaro’s speech from Gibraltar 2023.
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Together Gibraltar reacts to Marlene Hassan Nahon’s statement with sadness and with deep gratitude. We want to make this statement to express our sincere appreciation for Marlene’s tireless and unwavering leadership but also to assure our members, and all of those seeking a change in Gibraltar, about the future of Together Gibraltar.
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An opinion piece from our executive member Nicky Calamaro originally published in the Chronicle 12th June 2023.
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The state of our streets is damaging our appeal to potential tourists and investors and fouling the areas where our children play.
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These shallow arguments are a disservice to the Unite representatives supporting workers through a cost of living crisis and risk misinforming the public about basic economic realities.
Last week we were fortunate enough to host a meeting with members of the Gibraltar LGBTQ+ Committee to discuss the issues and discrimination still faced by the LGBTQ+ community in Gibraltar.
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Marlene's piece on how this administrations gross mismanagement is now affecting us all. We worry about the future if this continues but we're hopeful of what's possible if we come together to build a better tomorrow for Gibraltar.
Together Gibraltar is gravely concerned by the revelations that some former Police Officers who were under investigation by the Police for serious offences have been given alternative employment in other Government departments with similar salaries. This is already a blatant disregard for the rule of law and an insult to the hard-working and honest officers who serve our community, and the fact that it is allowed under local law does not take away from the recklessness and impropriety of the decision.
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Gibraltarians will not be passive bystanders of these discriminatory practices that belong to a bygone age of classism and injustice.
Together Gibraltar urges Morrisons to reconsider its policy, and put an end to all forms of discrimination within the company.
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Together Gibraltar launches ‘Conversations for Change’, a new series of public panels to discuss local issues. The party aims to host discussions with experts and stakeholders while creating a platform for all Gibraltarians to share their views and ideas.
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Together Gibraltar are dismayed by the Government's response to their questions regarding the GSB-funded stadium. It has been opaque and deliberately sketchy when presenting the deal, it has not properly explained the detail when prompted by opposition parties, and it is now using dubious arguments to convince the people of Gibraltar that this is the right way to use massive public funds levied by the GSB – an institution many Gibraltarians have entrusted with their hard-earned savings.
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Government was given the questions for this exam 2 years in advance, and they have gone on to fail it. Their congratulatory remarks about having failed to meet “only” 2 out of 78 recommendations would be laughable if they weren’t an insult to the intelligence of our community.
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Instead of respecting workers and investing in local talent, the Minister for Digital Services seems intent to starve Gibraltar’s public services in the hopes that they can be auctioned off.
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