AGP Executive Report
Last update: 42 minutes agoHealthcare Update: King Edward VII Memorial Hospital says emergency department flow is improving, with admitted patients waiting a median of about five hours for a decision to admit and a further median of about 20 hours boarding in May—down from earlier 2026 figures, as the Ministry of Health and Bermuda Hospitals Board push a six-hour boarding target. Local Governance: A One Bermuda Alliance shadow minister says Church Road roadworks in Southampton are starting with just one day’s notice and don’t include resident-requested traffic and safety improvements, with single-lane closures expected until June 19. Business & Markets: Butterfield shares rose 1.8% on the Bermuda Stock Exchange, closing at $56, while the Royal Gazette/BSX Index climbed 57.57 points. Tourism & Regional Links: Tourism minister Owen Darrell highlighted Bermuda at Caribbean Week in New York, outlining efforts to strengthen visitor experiences and investment. Immigration Service Change: The Department of Immigration will now respond to emailed queries within two business days, with dedicated inboxes for work permits, BOTC passports, and status/Permanent Resident’s Certificate applications. Community & Arts: Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation and the Harvey Cooper Award team up for a June 20 workshop and family celebration for students interpreting “What Does This Song Mean to Me?”
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