AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUK-Bermuda Ties: British minister Uma Kumaran will visit next week and sign the Hamilton II Declaration, backing international protection for the Sargasso Sea. Road Safety: A motorcyclist was taken to hospital after a collision on Middle Road in Smith’s; police are seeking witnesses. A woman was also hospitalised after a separate crash on Harrington Sound Road. Digital Finance: Premier David Burt is leading a Bermuda delegation to Washington’s DC Fintech Week for talks with US regulators and industry figures on digital-asset rules. Culture: Bermuda’s first Black Film Weekend opens with 30 films, international guests and events showcasing local creatives. Community: Spirit of Bermuda will restart student voyages after a two-year pause, with 12 trips planned by the end of the school year. Sport: Triathlete Emily Nagel plans to turn professional next year after placing sixth in her age group at the Ironman World Championships. History: A newly published register of British slave traders includes names linked to Bermuda, including physician George Forbes, co-owner of a ship that brought enslaved people to the island.
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