Sex Offenders, Commonwealth Games, EuroHockey, Nautilus Exchange

Pride Month, Intl Football Friendly & Lee Casciaro Retirement

On the show today with Kelly-Anne Borge: It's Pride Month - a celebration of queer culture and community, and a time to recognise the struggles and contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people. We’re joined by members of Gibraltar’s LGBTQ+ Committee to discuss their personal experiences, the progress that’s been made, and what still needs improving. And with Gibraltar taking on the British Virgin Islands in an international football friendly at Europa Point this evening, it also marks the end of an era: Lee Casciaro prepares to wear the Gibraltar shirt for the very last time. We reflect on his remarkable international career and preview tonight’s match. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Sex Offenders, Commonwealth Games, EuroHockey, Nautilus Exchange

The number of sex offenders registered in Gibraltar has increased to 52. This represents a rise of almost 25% since February last year. Justice Minister Nigel Feetham intends to pass a law to keep sex offenders behind bars for longer. With the countdown on for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, we hear from Team Gibraltar's Chris Walker and veteran sports reporter, John Shephard. Europa Women's Hockey players are back from a successful EuroHockey tournament. Manager Christian Zammit and Gissela will be telling us about their experience And some UK exchange students are with the Nautilus Project this week - Sidney Hooper from Bristol and Luca Tanti from Wales will be joining me in the studio. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

School Changes, Wastewater Treatment Plant, Sports, Future Champions

With one month left before the school summer break Minister for Education, John Cortes will be joining me in the studio to discuss recently announced changes to the school year. We'll be discussing education with the Minister as well as plans for a wastewater treatment plant having been confirmed at the DPC. On that we'll also hear from architect, Ruth Massias Greenberg, who will be joining Eco Waters Director, Carlito Buhagiar. CLIP We'll have the latest sporting news and in boxing, the Montegriffo brothers, Kriss and Evan are launching a future champions programme at the Wellington Boxing Club. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

School Terms Dates, City Under Siege Exhibition, Concert by Candlelight, Bus Naming Competition & Sport

Coming up on today's show with Kelly-Anne Borge: The change to school terms confirmed last Friday by the government has prompted plenty of debate in the past week. On last night’s Viewpoint TV show, Ros Astengo heard opinions from students, teachers and parents, as they prepare for implementation of the new calendar in the coming weeks - we hear more about that and our social media opinion poll results. One of Gibraltar's most significant military heritage sites, The City Under Siege, is being officially unveiled today following a major restoration and interpretation project. We catch up with Christian Wright, Director of Wright Tech Media, who is also exploring historical links with Jersey. We'll also look ahead to the return of the popular Concerts by Candlelight series - St Michael's Cave will be illuminated by more than 1,000 candles for an evening of timeless music on 3rd June. . School children are being invited to come up with names for the new electric buses that will be launched over the next few months. Adrian Dignam Mills from the Transport Ministry tells us more And we have all the latest sporting news too, with Robin Sheppard-Capurro. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

School Hours, Young Enterprise, Neurodiversity Book, Amateur Radio Society

The conversation around school hour changes continues. We'll be hearing from the teachers union, NASUWT. Teenage entrepreneurs are joining us in the studio. Students from this year's Young Enterprise Scheme will be telling us about their business plans, including the members from the winning team, My Mind Matters . We’ll also speak to Christina Giuffre, the children's author has launched the third book in her Dear Friend series; "Dear Unique One: Let's Embrace Neurodiversity" was written in collaboration with PossAbilities. And the Amateur Radio Society is celebrating 50 years in Gibraltar. There's an exhibition at John Mackintosh Hall looking back at the history of amateur radio on the Rock, John King and Ronnie Payas will be coming in to tell us more. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.