AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSail Boston build-up: Bermuda’s Spirit is in the air as Sail Boston’s week ahead kicks off with Tall Ships energy, international crews, and plenty of free, feel-good waterfront moments. Football & youth development: Warwick Football Academy has appointed Dante Leverock as Director of Player Development & High Performance and Lead Coach, bringing UEFA coaching credentials and a holistic, student-athlete focus. Family support update: In the House of Assembly, Minister Tinee Furbert outlined progress on the Family Preservation Tier II Programme, stepping up high-frequency community intervention for families where children face elevated risk. Pensions: MPs approved a September pension increase of 1.74% tied to inflation, with workers and employers contributing an extra 4.25% to the CPF. Health travel rules: Minister Kim Wilson warned that “stop list” convictions can block urgent overseas medical travel, and that waivers can’t be relied on for emergencies. Human rights spotlight: Bermuda’s Human Rights Commission reports 215 intakes in 2025, with employment discrimination, access to services, and workplace harassment topping concerns. Community & culture: BEN launched its Summer Literacy Programme, while Ocean Rebellion docked in St George’s to push a Fossil Fuel Treaty Now message during its climate justice voyage. Transport upgrade: ShoreLink now supports offline fare validation, letting eligible mobile tickets be checked on board without internet.
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