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Gibraltar Telephone Directory 2018-2019 GIBRALTAR TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 2018-2019 20052200 | [email protected] | www.gibtele.com government offices & public services The Gibraltar Telephone Directory Government Offices & Public Services AIR TERMINAL CARE AGENCY Gibraltar International Airport 1-2 Johnstone’s Passage Reception/Enquiries ...............20078528 British Lines Road ..............................................................20012345 Chief Executive Officer .........................................................20078528 Flight Information ..........................................................................8998 Fax........................................................................................20077257 General Information ..............................................................20012345 Email................................................. [email protected] Email................................................................info@gibraltarairport.gi Human Resources ................................................................20067653 Web ..................................................................www.gibraltarairport.gi Fax........................................................................................20063407 Finance .................................................................................20067653 AIRPORT FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE Fax........................................................................................20063408 Gibraltar International Airport SOCIAL SERVICES British Lines Road 16 Governor’s Parade Control Room ......................................................................20011777 All Enquiries..........................................................................20078528 Email.....................................................fire.rescue@gibraltarairport.gi Fax........................................................................................20044194 Head of Adult Services .........................................................20078528 ALAMEDA GARDENS / GIBRALTAR BOTANIC GARDENS Head of Children’s Services .................................................20078528 The Alameda Red Sands Road PO Box 843 Children’s Residential Services Manager .............................20061728 Gibraltar Botanic Gardens .................................................20041235 Therapeutic Team .................................................................20078528 Open Air Theatre ..................................................................20065305 Fax........................................................................................20044194 Wildlife Park..........................................................................20064273 DR GIRALDI HOME Email............................................................. [email protected] Smith Dorrien Avenue ...........................................................20073384 FAMILY & COMMUNITY CENTRE AQUAGIB LTD Blue Wave House .................................................................20046386 Leanse Place Suite 10B 50 Town Range ST BERNADETTE’S RESOURCE CENTRE Head Office..........................................................................20040880 Smith Dorrien Avenue ...........................................................20078309 Customer Service .................................................................20041288 Fax........................................................................................20073153 24 Hour Fault Reports ..........................................................20073659 Control/Supply to Shipping Line 1 ........................................20077017 CHARITIES COMMISSION Control/Supply to Shipping Line 2 ........................................20073659 c/o No 6 Convent Place ......................................................20070071 Fax........................................................................................20040881 Email......................................................................admin@charities.gi Email...............................................................main.office@aquagib.gi Email..................................................... [email protected] CHIEF MINISTER (OFFICE OF THE) Facebook .............................................................................@aquagib No 6 Convent Place Twitter ................................................................................@aqua_gib Personal Secretary & Private Secretaries ........................20070071 Web ............................................................................ www.aquagib.gi Fax........................................................................................20076396 Media Director ......................................................................20051088 AUDIT OFFICE Press Office Line 1 ...............................................................20051739 Also listed under Gibraltar Audit Office Press Office Line 2 ...............................................................20043057 Suite 3.30 World Trade Center 6 Bayside Road ...................................................................20051137 CHIEF SECRETARY (OFFICE OF THE) Fax........................................................................................20051136 No 6 Convent Place Email.........................................................................gao@audit.gov.gi Personal Assistant .............................................................20067397 Personal Secretary ...............................................................20051752 BORDERS & COASTGUARD AGENCY Fax........................................................................................20040922 11 Winston Churchill Avenue Accounts Line 1 ....................................................................20051734 General Enquiries ...............................................................20065465 Accounts Line 2 ....................................................................20051735 Duty Manager Office.............................................................20011559 Admin Line 1.........................................................................20051745 Duty Manager Mobile ...........................................................57225000 Admin Line 2.........................................................................20051741 Frontier Senior Office ...........................................................20048082 Accounts, Admin & Publications Fax ....................................20074524 Fax........................................................................................20066545 Admin & Registry Fax ...........................................................20051740 Email...........................................................................info@bca.gov.gi Twitter .......................................................................... @gibraltarBCA CHIEF TECHNICAL OFFICER (OFFICE OF THE) Web ..................................................................www.gibraltarborder.gi No 6 Convent Place Frontier Information Personal Assistant .............................................................20059810 Hotline ..................................................................................20042777 Fax........................................................................................20044309 Twitter Updates......................................................... @gibraltarborder Complaints.................................... [email protected] CITIZEN’S ADVICE BUREAU Web ....................................................................www.frontierqueue.gi 10A Governor’s Lane .........................................................20040006 Fax........................................................................................20040281 BRUCE’S FARM REHABILITATION CENTRE Facebook ..................................... @Gibraltar-Citizens-Advice-Bureau 1/4 Bruce’s Farm Upper Rock ...........................................20048444 Twitter ......................................................................... @GibraltarCAB Mobile ...................................................................................56667000 Email................................................................................. [email protected] Fax........................................................................................20042205 Web ................................................................................... www.cab.gi Email................................................................ [email protected] Web .......................................................................www.brucesfarm.gi CIVIL AVIATION Suite 631 Europort Europort Road BUSINESS LICENSING Director of Civil Aviation ....................................................20061174 General Enquiries ...............................................................20071700 Email....................................................................dca@gibraltar.gov.gi Web ......................................... www.gibraltar.gov.gi/new/civil-aviation BUSINESS SUPPORT UNIT (BSU) General Enquiries ...............................................................20071700 CIVIL CONTINGENCY No 6 Convent Place General Enquiries ...............................................................20049522 10 www.gibyellow.gi CIVIL STATUS & REGISTRATION OFFICE CUSTOMS HM Joshua Hassan House 2-8 Secretary’s Lane Custom House Waterport
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