AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBack-to-School Support: The Bermuda Police Service’s Criminal Investigation Unit teamed up with the Department of Child and Family Services for a back-to-school charity drive, donating essential supply boxes to primary and middle school students to help them start the year “confident and prepared.” Financial Literacy: Lumina Festival’s second annual Financial Literacy Summit is set for Sept. 25 at the National Museum of Bermuda, with full-day programming approved for six hours of CPA Bermuda CPD credit. E-bike Rules: Minister Owen Darrell says riders have until Oct. 31 to license, insure and wear certified helmets, with inspections/registrations starting Sept. 26 at Transport Control Department on Saturdays; non-compliance could lead to police seizure powers. Tourism & Air Connectivity: Tourism and Transport Minister Darrell met United Airlines officials in Chicago to discuss expanding Bermuda’s air service and tourism connectivity. Food Security & Gardening: Grow, Eat, $ave returns as a free nine-week home gardening and healthy eating programme running Sept. 24 to Nov. 19, offering practical classes and extra garden spaces. Housing Update: On appeal, the minister allowed a change of use for the Bermudiana Beach site from tourism to residential. Culture & Education Fair: A Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute fair will feature 13 British-based boarding schools on Sept. 26–27. Local Business & Community: BermudAir expands air cargo by adding a leased Embraer E190F freighter, aiming to boost express freight across the islands.
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