AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoYouth Culture & Community: The Department of Culture’s free “Cultural Connect” youth edition lands this Saturday (Aug 22) at Pig’s Field, Pembroke, 2–4pm, with performances by Aalai, Fire Wayne and H & H Gombeys, hosted by Mr Fotogenik and powered by DJ Mico—plus crafts, activity stations, and free food while supplies last. Public Safety & Streets: Bermuda Run residents pushed for faster action on speeding in Kinderton Village after a traffic calming study; council says it plans to explore next steps “pretty quickly.” Mental Health Support: Bermuda College is hosting a suicide prevention workshop, “Demystifying Suicide: Let’s Talk About It!”, on Sept 10 (9am–4pm), aimed at reducing stigma and training frontline responders and the public. Child Protection Alarm: SCARS Bermuda’s KPMG survey reports 29% of adults say they were sexually abused as children, with most knowing the abuser—prompting calls for stronger prevention and reporting support. Transport Update: Ten new electric buses have arrived in Bermuda, with more expected next week as the fleet electrification push continues toward 2030. Education & Scholarships: Three Bermudian students received $5,000 ESU grants for overseas English-language studies. Housing Engagement: A Hamilton town hall will discuss Phase 2 affordable housing proposals for multiple sites, with Q&A for residents.
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