AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCommunity Safety: Bermuda and UK officials met with advocacy groups and public agencies to discuss domestic abuse prevention, survivor support and accountability under the island’s 2026–2031 strategy. Heritage: The Bermuda National Trust is urging a professional archaeological assessment before work at Fairmont Southampton risks disturbing an historically significant landscape. The Trust has also shared conservation practices with heritage officials from Grand Turk, where Bermuda and the Turks and Caicos have deep historical ties. Arts & Culture: Masterworks’ exhibition An(Other) World pairs works from its collection with contemporary Bermudian voices, exploring not just what Bermuda looked like, but how life here felt. Bermuda Art Month’s final events include live music with local art, painting in Prospero Cave and a closing celebration on October 30. Justice & History: CURB has criticised the UK minister’s rejection of slavery reparations, calling for serious talks and action beyond acknowledgement. Ocean Protection: Islanders are signing a public declaration supporting protection of the Sargasso Sea, to be presented to Government on Friday. Youth Leadership: Mirrors’ emerging leaders completed restorative circles training to strengthen communication and help build more respectful, supportive school and community spaces.
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