Electoral Reform Update: Bermuda’s electoral reform legislation is still targeted for September, with Rev. Emily Dill now steering the cross-party working group after recent membership and ministerial changes. Road Safety & Public Accountability: The Road Traffic and Motor Car (Road Safety and Penalties) Amendment Bill survived after the Government tried to stop it procedurally, with sobriety checkpoints and stronger penalties still in the mix. Impaired Driving Crackdown: A Paget motorcyclist was arrested after a crash and later tested at 179.5mg alcohol per 100ml blood; police also reported two other impaired-driving arrests after weekend collisions. Youth Voices in Government: Ministers met young people at a Town Hall, focusing on representation, workforce development, affordability, education reform and Bermuda’s ties to the Caribbean. Nursing Scholarships: The Bermuda Nurses Association awarded three Iris Almeria Davis Scholarships totalling $10,000 to support nursing education and professional development. Future Leaders Programme: The tenth-year Future Leaders Summer Induction Programme kicked off at Bermuda College, with students exploring leadership, activism and social justice over three weeks. Community & Culture: Ashay Programme classes are set to launch at Bermuda College in September, bringing African-centred history and “empowering knowledge” to students, parents and adults. Sports & Heritage: CiMiNow is the official digital ticketing provider for Cup Match Classic 2026, with QR entry and online ticketing for the July 30–31 Somerset vs St George’s clash.