AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLocal Governance: Shadow home affairs minister Dwayne Robinson is pressing for clarity after the Integrated Resource Plan for Bermuda’s electricity needs was paused, questioning how it could be suspended after being approved and posted online on July 3. Public Safety: Police arrested two people after weekend collisions—one motorcyclist in St David’s on suspicion of impaired driving and other offences, and a separate rider and a pedestrian in Pembroke after an impaired-driving arrest. Education & Culture: Bermuda College will launch the Ashay Programme in September, bringing African-centred, culturally relevant classes for ages five and up, plus an Ashay Club. Sports: Bermuda Pacers returned from Maryland with 10 medals, including three golds, while local cricket saw Southampton Rangers, Bailey’s Bay, PHC and Flatts win. Community & Economy: Belco wrapped up a 17-student summer internship programme, and the Government announced a $3m Community Beautification Programme for small public-space upgrades. Health Data: A parliamentary committee says it can’t confirm whether Covid travel authorisation data was taken in the 2023 cyberattack, urging clearer rules on retention and destruction.
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