Border Tech & Privacy: U.S. Customs has rolled out its Enhanced Passenger Processing facial-scanning system at Bermuda’s L.F. Wade (since Aug 31), letting some travellers clear U.S. entry checks in seconds—while privacy concerns are now front and centre. Education Readiness: The Education Minister says 27 public schools are mostly ready for 2026/27, with 148 maintenance items complete and 212 in progress, but 250 still to be tackled. Public Transport Upgrade: DPT’s electrification plan continues, with 20 more electric buses expected in early 2027, plus Shorelink fare tech moving toward tap-to-pay boarding. Road Safety Focus: Government is reviewing e-bikes and other electrically powered vehicles, with more updates promised as enforcement ramps up. Immigration & Marriage Fraud: New policy moves aim to strengthen the sham marriages framework, after courts limited earlier investigation methods. Identity Protection: MPs backed changes to reduce identity theft risk from birth records by adding safeguards around certified copies. Labour Day & Community: Bermuda marks Labour Day with renewed calls to honour workers, plus back-to-school support including $75 shoe vouchers for families. Health for Students: Parents are urged to register children in the Student Asthma Registry ahead of the school year. Culture & Faith: St Mary’s Anglican Church in Warwick marks 400 years, including services honouring those affected by enslavement and segregation. What’s On: September events include Marina Night at Hamilton Princess and Afrobeats at the Bermuda Aquarium as the month kicks off.