If your business has a promotional banner hanging from railings, fencing or other public infrastructure, now is the time to check whether it has the right permissions. The Government has announced immediate enforcement action against unauthorised advertising banners across Gibraltar, citing concerns around visual clutter, public safety and the growing use of public spaces for unapproved advertising.

Gibraltar’s new Food Delivery Service Regulations are now in force, creating a formal licensing and enforcement framework for food delivery operators. The Government is looking for greater accountability, clearer identification, and more oversight in what it sees as a growing sector. But for businesses already managing operational pressures, the practical impact will matter just as much as the principle.

What if team building encouraged people to step away from their desks and rediscover Gibraltar together? That is the idea behind Hidden Gems, one of this year’s Young Enterprise Gibraltar teams. Created by a group of students balancing school life with entrepreneurship, the concept transforms Gibraltar into a self-guided interactive experience designed to help people uncover overlooked locations, complete challenges, and connect in a more engaging way.

Anyone using an e-scooter on Gibraltar’s roads will soon need to register it online or risk a £300 fine, as Gibraltar’s new PLETS framework moves into its next phase. The Government has confirmed that mandatory registration for PLETS (Personal Light Electric Transporters), including e-scooters, will begin on Monday as part of wider efforts to improve road safety, accountability and enforcement.

World Environment Day is a day to unite people around the world and take action to protect and preserve the environment for present and future generations. To celebrate this day OTWO invite businesses to get creative and let's get the town looking Green.

Celebrating Gibraltar’s Micro Enterprise Excellence.  In a community as dynamic and connected as Gibraltar, some of the most powerful stories of entrepreneurship, resilience and service begin with just one person.

On March 26th, the GFSB held its Annual General Meeting, where several changes to the Board were announced. The AGM showcased the dedication of current members and welcomed new individuals prepared to lead the organisation into its next chapter.

In Parliament this week, Gibraltar’s Minister for Trade, Nigel Feetham, confirmed that a licence has been granted for a company to operate in the prediction markets space. He described this as an area of “substantial” growth potential for Gibraltar, linking it to the Government’s wider push to diversify the economy and attract new types of business.

From Brexit pressure to practical support, GFSB Chair Owen Smith’s AGM address reflects a year of delivery, challenge and sharp advocacy. With treaty implementation looming, he sets out where the GFSB is stepping in, where gaps remain, and what comes next. It’s a clear message: the work continues, and member voices are more important than ever.

HM Government of Gibraltar has launched the Gibraltar Start-Up Hub initiative, aimed at supporting early-stage businesses with affordable workspace and access to guidance and mentoring. The initiative was announced by the Minister for Health, Care and Business, the Hon. Gemma Arias-Vasquez MP, during her keynote address at the 2025 GFSB Annual Dinner.