AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCensus Visits: Interviewers are beginning evening and weekend visits to households that have not completed Bermuda’s 2026 Census. They will carry official photo ID and a letter of authenticity. Youth Voices: Fifty senior school pupils took part in a Bermuda College summit on democracy, activism and the island’s human-rights journey, with organisers hoping to make it an annual event. Junior Sport: Bermuda’s young badminton players competed for national rankings at the Junior Badminton Association’s annual tournament; Joseph Lau won the under-18 singles title and defended his doubles crown. Community & Culture: Hamilton businesses welcomed children for Halloween, while St Mary’s Church hosted an All Souls’ gathering remembering those lost this year and calling for safer roads. Health & Wellbeing: Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre’s MOvember campaign is inviting the community to raise funds and start conversations about men’s health. Tourism & Heritage: The Bermuda Tourism Authority is developing a 2030 roadmap, seeking public input on how tourism can support local livelihoods while celebrating the island’s culture. Azorean groups in Bermuda can also apply for grants for cultural projects and educational exchanges in 2027. Arts & Learning: Bermuda College has signed an agreement with a Paris art school, creating a degree pathway for eligible graduates.
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