AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHeritage & Education: Nearly 300 Year 5 pupils explored Ferry Point Park, learning about Bermuda’s first ferry crossing, coastal forts and quicklime-making. The St George’s Foundation programme aims to build understanding of the island’s history and care for its heritage sites. Books & Culture: Bus operator Alyssa Stewart has published her debut novel, The Messiest Summer Ever, a Bermudian-set story of friendship and growing up through the island’s summer events. Community: Police promised focused investigations into the separate deaths of Ryan Cortez and Antonieta Pascua at a vigil honouring the Filipino community’s loss. Road Safety: Columnist Jahdia Spencer urged people to look out for friends before journeys home, including checking helmets and arranging rides when someone has been drinking. Getting Around: Ridesharing can operate 24 hours a day through December, offering more late-night transport during the festive season. Young Talent: Bermuda’s Under-19 cricket camp brought together 16 players to prepare for the island’s 2027 regional World Cup qualifier.
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