AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElectricity Policy Fight: Home Affairs Minister Alexa Lightbourne defended amendments to Bermuda’s Electricity Act, saying the changes protect affordability and the public interest without weakening the Regulatory Authority’s technical role, as Belco warned the move could invite “ministerial interference” by allowing the IRP process to be suspended. Senior Housing Plan: Southampton is set to see a proposed three-storey senior living development at Cann Park II, with 110 one-bedroom units, basement parking and age-friendly design. Emergency Department Transparency: Bermuda Hospitals Board says procurement details for an external operational review of KEMH’s overcrowded emergency department won’t be released until after the contract is awarded, drawing concern from shadow health minister David Rogers. Public Safety: Police reported 37 arrests over the National Heroes Day long weekend, including impaired driving and possession of bladed articles. Local Business & Shipping: John Wight retires as Bermuda Container Line chairman after 15 years; George Hutchings takes over. Sports & Community: Public Service Career Fair and Expo heads to Pier 6; ball hockey crowns Bermuda’s representative for a US championship; and an indoor rowing push aims to bring inter-school competition to Bermuda.
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