GBC has been in town today with our Audience Survey, which returns for a second year. CEO James Neish gave us a taste of some of your feedback and thoughts on both GBC and Radio Gibraltar.

And - what would you do to improve traffic and transport in Gibraltar? Minister John Cortes wants to gather views and ideas on the way forward. He answered some of your questions in an in-depth discussion with Jonathan Scott in the studio.

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Many home refurbishment projects by SFA could be left unfinished or not even started.

The company has cancelled all operations as of now.

Shelina Assomull tells us more.

For the first time in 28 years a new poppy has been developed for this year's Poppy Appeal.

The Chairman of the Royal British Legion in Gibraltar, Honorary Colonel Francis Brancato joins us.

What do you like about your public broadcaster?

What would you change?

Tomorrow, GBC will be on Main Street by Parliament asking you for feedback.

GBC CEO James Neish is here to explain further.

Local stories, shared by local people...

Cultural Service's Davina Barbara talks to us about Literature Week, which celebrates local authors ahead of next week's literary festival.

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Have you ever been scammed?

Heidi Bocarisa and Lauren Sacramento of the FSC are here to talk to us about the growing number of financial scams and fraud cases.

UK property tycoon Robert Tchenguiz has settled a multimillion pound claim with the locally based international sports betting and gambling company Entain. They did so just hours before a court appearance. Ros Astengo has the details.

Also, Radio Gibraltar is looking for 13-18 year olds with an interest in radio.

Ben Lynch tells us about our second Christmas Takeover.

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Recruitment for a new Stipendiary Magistrate is underway. Kelly-Anne Borge spoke to News Editor Christine Vasquez to find out more.

What does the future hold for GAMPA? Tanya Santini has taken over as Director.

The Nautilus Project has seen a signifiant influx of new recuits. Connor Stevens and Emily Rees told us what motivated them to volunteer.

And, Gibraltarian football vlogger Aidan Britto is making waves online.

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An ongoing police investigation sees the arrest of a 34 year old serving Police Inspector and two former officers, aged 38 and 36, arrested on suspicion of various offences, including unauthorised access to computer material. GBC's News Editor Christine Vasquez brought us up to speed.

We'll hear from some excited new home owners at Hassan Centenary Terraces.

If you're a young family struggling in the cost of living crisis, Stephanie Yeo from the charity CareLink, told us how they can help.

How fast can you cycle up the Rock? Stuart Hedley told us about a new time trial challenge.

And, Mary Berry breaks the buytickets.gi site - tickets for her second date at the literary festival sell out like hot cakes, but after the site crashes due to demand.

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Have you been affected by addition?

Kelly-Anne Borge held an in-depth chat on the topic, covering the differerent kinds of addiction most common in Gibraltar, how we can support loved ones going through it, and what resources are out there to assist recovery.

Her brave panel of guests included recovering addict Paul Cosquieri, addition therapist Claire Hunter, theraputic counselor Rachel Netto, and daughter of a recovering addict Zamara Heredia.

If you're affected, here’s a list of helplines:

Families Anonymous 54091180

Gambling Anonymous 54001520

H&I 54043652

Alcoholics Anonymous 54077091/20073774

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Caretaker Spanish premier Pedro Sanchez says he supports amnesty for Catalan activists involved in 2017 referendum. The clock is ticking on a second attempt at the investiture. Our reporter Kevin Ruiz has been following developments.

The Rotary Club is hosting a Grand Auction to raise funds for both local and international causes. Kelly-Anne Borge spoke with Jane Hart to find out more. 

And, we're talking Movember - will you be growing out a tash to raise awareness for Prostate Cancer? Derek Ghio tells us about the charity's work. 

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The Gibraltar Social Democrats will now hold elections of their own. Our news editor Christine Vasquez brings us the latest.

We hear from the Environmental Safety Group's Janet Howitt about LNG Bunkering and transport concerns.

New speakers have been announced for the Gibraltar International Literary Festival. The CEO of the Gibraltar Tourist Board, Kevin Bossino, spoke to Kelly-Anne Borge about all things Literary Festival. 

And - City Pulse is back! Kevin Ruiz looks ahead to season 9 of the talk show

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Exciting news today! Princess Anne will be visiting the Rock in three weeks' time. We get initial reactions to the royal visit from Shelina Assomul.

On the back of yesterday evening’s cancer conference, we spoke to the GHA's Palliative Care Team, Dr Bronwen James and Tara Montegriffo Coumbe.

GBC’s Halloween film is "The Mount", directed by Ian Serra and shot locally. Cast members Monica Ritchie and Tony Loddo joined Jonathan Scott in the studio.

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Today is the first day in over three and a half years when every government counter is open to the public.

The Chief Minister says that, immediately after the election, he set about re-opening the counters as a matter of urgency, and Kev Ruiz brings us up to speed on the matter.

Our reporter Johnathan Sacramento joins us in the studio to update us on the latest proceedings on the McGrail Inquiry.

We have the Director of Public Health Dr. Helen Carter with us today, who is strongly encouraging the vaccine and is reminding of its benefits.

And, It’s coming up to Halloween, the Gibraltar LGBTQ+ committee, have put together a night of glamour and ghostly ghouls!

Lorraine Olivera from the Gibraltar's LGBTQ+ Committee is here to explain more.

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