AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHealthcare & Nursing Autonomy: A former district nurse, Cecille Snaith-Simmons, says Bermuda is lagging by limiting advanced-practice nurses’ autonomy, while the Bermuda Medical Doctors Association pushes back on a more “nurse-led” model. Road Safety Urgency: Ministers Owen Darrell and Ryan Robinson Perinchief have called an urgent meeting after road incidents claimed 12 lives since the start of the year, with arrests tied to impaired driving. US Travel Rights Clarification: The US Consulate General says Bermudian visa-free travel is governed solely by US policy and “can be revised,” following public questions about what could affect the status. Education Reform Debate: Opposition leader Ben Smith demands publication of research behind the move to eliminate middle schools and return to a two-tier system. Community & Culture: The Ministry of Youth unveiled the Carla Watson Dance & Movement Studio, honouring decades of youth leadership through the St. George’s Original Dancerettes. Family-Friendly Marine Learning: BUEI’s Kids Hour returns Aug 15 with a starfish theme, story and film for ages 3+. Scholarship Spotlight: Allshores awards its inaugural $20,000 postgraduate scholarship to medical student Shani Tucker, aiming to return to Bermuda as a cardiologist. Sports & Arts: A new mural at the National Sports Centre celebrates Bermuda’s sporting heritage and community spirit.
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