AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLabour Day & workers’ rights: Bermuda marked Labour Day with messages from Premier David Burt and Economy & Labour Minister Jason Hayward, both stressing that labour unites the island’s culture, diversity and resilience—and calling for stronger collective bargaining and a decent standard of living. Labour Day keynote: The Bermuda Industrial Union’s sold-out Labour Day Banquet on Sept. 11 will feature Grammy-winning artist and Belize politician Shyne Barrow as keynote speaker. Community heritage input: The Bermuda National Trust launched its Community Listening Project, inviting residents to share what matters about the island’s natural and cultural heritage to shape its next strategic plan. Identity protection law: MPs tabled the Registration (Births and Deaths) Amendment Act 2026 to reduce identity theft risks from birth records while keeping legitimate access. School readiness update: Education Minister Diallo Rabain says about 60% of summer works are complete or in progress across 27 public schools, with 40% still to be tackled. Sports & community: Open Water Bermuda National Championships were hit by storms, but Craig Munden won the 5km; swimmers still battled tough conditions. Fashion & culture: Bermuda Is Love is bringing back #NoNewClothes for September, urging residents to skip new purchases and try second-hand, swaps, repairs and upcycling.
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