AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEducation: Bermuda College enrolment rose for a third straight year, reaching 616 students in autumn 2026, up 4.1 per cent from last year. Heritage: Senators revisited the report on historic land losses, as CURB called for Tucker’s Town cemetery to be protected and descendants to guide its future. Culture: Bermuda-linked shipwreck artifacts will feature in an October 29 auction of Jaws author Peter Benchley’s collection, with proceeds supporting ocean conservation. The Gombey Festival also drew a strong crowd, celebrating the tradition and honouring the late Zaniko Hendrickson. Arts: Atlantic Voices, featuring six artists from Bermuda, the Bahamas and the Azores, opens at Masterworks on October 9. Community: Free breakfasts are returning to Harrington Sound Primary every Thursday, through a partnership between Bermuda Is Love and Rosewood Bermuda. Tourism: Minister Owen Darrell is representing Bermuda at the Caribbean tourism conference in Guyana, where regional leaders are discussing a smarter, more sustainable and inclusive future for the industry.
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