AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRoad Safety Push: Government says it’s moving fast to cut serious crashes and fatalities by 50% by 2030, with stepped-up enforcement and speed cameras planned to clock average speeds between checkpoints, while OBA MP Jarion Richardson urges the full plan be published with clear baselines, timelines and accountability. Healthcare Debate: The Bermuda Medical Doctors Association says its position on advanced practice nurse autonomy “remains clear,” warning against independent prescribing and practice without physician oversight, as the Bermuda Nurses Association argues expanded roles are urgently needed to improve access. Local Planning: Environmental charities have objected to a proposed 27-unit seniors housing project in Warwick, saying it would intrude on agricultural and woodland reserves. Environment Watch: Authorities are urging anglers to check lines and ropes after a rare hawksbill turtle died from severe entanglement near Hinson’s Island. Public Services: Mangrove Bay Post Office reopened after nearly a year of renovations. Business & Markets: Bermuda Stock Exchange saw no shares trade on Aug. 12, with the index holding at 3,948.83. Tropics Update: Tropical Storm Cristobal formed well east of Bermuda and is not expected to threaten the island, while forecasters continue tracking Invest 92L and Invest 94L. Sports & Community: Nations Cup Caribbean junior karting begins today in Trinidad and Tobago with 13 drivers including Bermuda’s young racers.
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