AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBack-to-school support: Team Hayward handed out 300 $75 shoe vouchers at CedarBridge Academy to help families cover uniforms and school essentials. Health & education: Parents are urged to register children with asthma in the Bermuda Student Asthma Registry for 2026/27, so healthcare providers can track needs and schools can support students. Immigration enforcement: Economy and Labour Minister Jason Hayward says Bermuda needs a clearer framework to define and investigate “sham marriages,” with referrals to immigration where suspicious cases arise. Road safety push: Police issued 135 traffic tickets in five hours, with speeding and seatbelt offences among the most common. Culture & community: St Mary’s Anglican Church in Warwick marks 400 years with services including a dedication for free and enslaved Black people. Sports & youth: Bermuda Rugby launched a coach development push with a World Rugby Level 1 course, while Future Pro Football welcomed Bermudian Amir to its Coventry programme. Lifestyle & travel: BermudAir celebrates its third anniversary with 30% off published base fares (promo code BIRTHDAY3) and adds new nonstop service to South Caicos from December 20.
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