AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoRoad Safety Push: Bermuda is moving to cut serious injuries and deaths by 50% by 2030, with stepped-up enforcement and speed cameras planned, but opposition MPs are calling for the full plan to be published with clear baselines and timelines. Healthcare Debate: The Bermuda Medical Doctors Association says it does not support independent advanced practice nurse medical practice or independent prescribing, while nurses’ advocates argue the role is urgently needed to improve access. Youth & Education: Hamilton Princess & Beach Club recognised 29 summer interns, while Bermuda College students completed the ILS programme and secured internships; Steam Academy also wrapped up with hands-on learning and career visits. Culture & Community: Masterworks unveiled new art displays at Government House and the US Consulate, and a free teen sculpture pop-up runs at Paradise Mobile. Sports & Events: Registration is open for the Athene Youth Kickstart Cup (Oct 9–11), and Bermuda will host the Davis Cup tie vs Mexico Sept 19–20. Language & Learning: Portuguese School registration opens for classes starting Sept 14. Public Notices: Government and legal notices include a Bermuda Monetary Authority insurance registration cancellation and acting appointments. Connectivity: Google plans a third subsea cable link via the Canoa system connecting Bermuda to the Dominican Republic. In Memoriam: Sailor and historian John Rousmaniere, author of Fastnet, Force 10, has died at 82.
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