AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPolitical shake-up: Robert King has quit the One Bermuda Alliance to sit as an independent MP, saying he invited other OBA MPs to challenge leadership before stepping forward himself. Governance & accountability: A trustee pledged to investigate complaints about how $20m from the Heritage International Scholarship Trust was used to help finance the Carmichael Village affordable housing project tied to accused drug trafficker Jonathan “Eric” Gardiner. Sports & community: Bermuda hockey coach Kovin Moodley has stepped down after leading national teams, while RoyaLand has appointed Davide Mignemi as Sporting Director and Alessandro Formisano as First-Team Head Coach for Savoia 1908 FC. Lifestyle & local colour: Snowy’s has reopened at 33 Cedar Avenue in Hamilton, across from Victoria Park, with owner Pamela Ingham noting the move has boosted foot traffic. Health & wellbeing: Premier Health has launched a medically designed, plant-based meal subscription service, The Doctor’s Kitchen, aimed at chronic-condition patients. Education wins: Bermuda High School reports strong I/GCSE results, and PHC Foundation awarded $31,000 in scholarships to seven students. Culture: Clyde Best documentary “Transforming the Beautiful Game” won Best International Film at the BronzeLens Film Festival in Atlanta.
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