This year’s Pride is special because it marks 50 years from events that began the fight for equality by the LGBTQ+ community.
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The measures put in place to communicate this to the general public have been lacklustre. While road closures have been signposted around Gibraltar’s roads, these signs depict lengthy schedules and will be impossible to take in by motorists as they drive by
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Independent MP and leader of Together Gibraltar Marlene Hassan Nahon, accompanied by Executive Party Secretary Kamlesh Khubchand in an assistant role, took part in a series of talks with prominent MPs from three political parties. The MPs were: Michael Gapes, a member of Change UK and MP for Ilford South, Dominic Grieve QC, Conservative politician and MP for Beaconsfield, and Sir Lindsay Hoyle of the Labour Party and MP for Chorley. All three meetings took place yesterday, Tuesday the 18th June.
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The people of Gibraltar deserve answers to these serious questions and in lieu of the eternal press release marathons between Government and Opposition, Together Gibraltar has today written to the Chief Minister to request an official meeting in order to clarify these questions and unknown factors in what could be the biggest capital project that Gibraltar may see in decades.
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It is with great concern that Together Gibraltar acknowledge the outcry of objection from our community on the proposed building works at Queensway Quay Marina.
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In the midst of a climate emergency and on International Environment Day, Together Gibraltar is
alarmed to learn of the progression of the plans of hundreds of parking spaces being built under the
comprehensive schools, not only an environmental, but a formidable security risk.
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It is the height of audacity for Government to expect the people of Gibraltar to have to swallow this project while it was paid for with their money, acquired by mortgaging their own homes, in order to enrich, “the usual suspects” as we call them, who are linked in one way or another to people in high office.
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This is another clear sign of the damage that Brexit is causing across the UK and we will keep campaigning to make sure Gibraltar remains in the EU. In any scenario, we are committed to working with Parliament to ensure Gibraltar maintains EU market alignment and mitigates further damage to our economy and future prospects.
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Alarmingly, Together Gibraltar learnt of the serious nature of concerns expressed by residents in connection with tobacco-related activity in the area late at night. This includes issues involving road safety and threatening, anti-social behaviour. Together Gibraltar would like to echo the residents’ calls for greater and more effective policing by the relevant authorities in the area.
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The concept of decriminalisation, as analysed by a host of global experts like the United Nations, the British Medical Association and the Global Commission on Drugs is no experiment and has proved to lead to better social outcomes
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Coming out with a shiny press release promising surveys and new websites months before an election is not what the person with active addiction needs. Addiction is a public health issue. Those with substance disorder issues need a multidisciplinary approach, a more empathetic and less punitive infrastructure.
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Under the proposed model, the Government benches’ majority in Parliament remains absolute and the opportunity to provide genuine democratic Parliamentary reform is being missed
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Together Gibraltar visited the Stay Clean Charity last week as part of its Community Partnership Programme
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Together Gibraltar notes with grave concern the comments made by the Chief Minister following the demonstration held on Thursday 2nd May by Gibraltar NASUWT. Teacher salaries are an investment for the future and not frivolous expenditure.
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The inequality of pensions will continue with the Government’s newly announced private sector pension proposal. Those on minimum wage are not included at all and some employees will have to wait another six or seven years for employer pension contributions.
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For this year's Mayday rally, the unions, collectively and with the support of their members, decided they wanted no political involvement at their event.
This should have been music to the ears of a socialist government. It should have celebrated the emancipation and independence of true unionism; a victory for the worker.
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Together Gibraltar expresses serious reservations about the events culminating in the industrial action taken by H.M. Government’s Information Technology and Logistics Department earlier this afternoon
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Together Gibraltar highlights concerns with lack of environmental impact assessments and financial transparency in Government’s new Victoria Keys development project.
The GSLP/Liberal Government has added another nail in the coffin of its ‘socialist’ pretence by giving a de facto 10% pay rise to its top dogs, while capping a large proportion of wages in the Civil Service.
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Social Media policy or gagging order? The Government’s published Social Media Policy is excessive and nefarious in its scope. The fact that this policy comes into force only months before a general election, makes the timing and nature of the policy all the more suspect.
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