AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoRoad Safety Update: A temporary speed camera has been installed on Crow Lane near Hamilton for testing only, with no tickets issued; the National Security Ministry says enforcement is targeted for mid-2027 and plans eventually call for 54 cameras across 27 sites. Remembering 9/11: Bermuda-linked tributes marked the 25th anniversary, including a US Consul-General commemoration at the Botanical Gardens and multiple personal stories of Bermudians and others affected by the attacks. Local Sports & Youth: Premier League legends Andy Cole and John Barnes are bringing a free, invitation-only Bermuda youth programme (Oct 1–4) with mentorship and an U13 invitational at the National Sports Centre. Health & Community: The Minister updates the House on Bermuda’s Dementia Care Services Programme, while the Health Ministry marks World Suicide Prevention Day with a push to reduce stigma and connect people to support. Culture & Creativity: The Department of Culture premieres a documentary on Black-owned businesses in Bermuda, and the Bermuda Arts Council announces second-quarter grants to six creatives. Environment & Learning: Bermuda Zoological Society junior volunteers return from a two-week conservation trip to Borneo, and a feature highlights the recovery story of Bermuda’s land hermit crabs and West Indian top shells.
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