AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFootball & Community Spotlight: Concacaf’s “Federation in Focus” has profiled Bermuda’s football culture in a new YouTube docuseries episode, featuring Bermuda Football Association leaders including BFA president Mark Wade, general secretary David Sabir and technical development director Maurice Lowe. Travel & Visas: The U.S. Department of State says most Canadian and Bermudian citizens can enter the U.S. without a nonimmigrant visa for many short trips, but warns border admission isn’t automatic. Public Services & Data: Bermuda’s 2026 Population and Housing Census online deadline has been extended to Aug 16, urging households to “fill the gap” at census.gov.bm. Health & Support: Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre will represent the island in UICC’s global “Rewriting Cancer” series through the story of prostate cancer survivor Malcolm Trott. Safety & Policing: Bermuda Police report more than 40 arrests over the Cup Match holiday period, with “cause for concern” including suspected impaired driving and alleged knife possession. Road Safety: A sharp rise in overturned vehicles in 2026 has renewed calls to tackle distracted and careless driving. Environment: Bermuda National Trust raises concerns about suspected dumping of sand and debris near Coot Pond and asks authorities to investigate. Education & Training: Bermuda College adds two critical incident training courses for fall 2026, and the Government reminds families that Child Day Care Allowance increases from Sept 1, 2026. Culture & Arts: Caribbean Culture Fund grants include Bermuda’s Nicola Muirhead for “Descendants of Summer,” a photography project. Good News/Youth: Coralisle Group (CG) concludes its 2026 Summer Internship Programme with interns from six jurisdictions including Bermuda.
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