AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSolar Charges Protest: About 30 supporters of BEST and Greenrock braved the rain to march from City Hall to the Regulatory Authority, calling a newly approved Belco facilities charge “unfair” and saying it could triple monthly costs for residential solar customers. Energy Scholarship: The Ministry of Home Affairs is urging eligible Bermudian students to apply for the Department of Energy’s $20,000 bursary before the July 31 deadline, aimed at energy and technical studies. Cup Match Coverage: Cup Match will be televised on pay-per-view via Voice of Summer (Channel 82 plus a $19.99 HD livestream), with radio coverage also available. Cup Match Community: Premier David Burt hosted the annual Cup Match reception for Somerset and St George’s, while the BFSA expanded its Cup Match Sportsmanship Award to include Colts Cup Match players. Commonwealth Games: Caitlyn Bobb qualified for the women’s 400m semi-finals in Glasgow, while Nirobi Smith-Mills missed progression in the 800m. Police Appeals: Investigators renewed a witness appeal after a firearms incident in Smith’s Parish, and police also continued inquiries after a Devonshire crash that left a 17-year-old scooter rider and an 80-year-old driver involved; the driver remains in hospital. Business & Finance: Sun Life launched a new private wealth platform targeting Asia’s high-net-worth market, and PwC Bermuda promoted three staff to director. Road Fatality: Police confirmed the death of 45-year-old Michael DeSilva after a collision in Sandys, the island’s tenth road fatality of 2026.
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