AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSex Offenders Registry: Government says it’s working on a single, comprehensive public list with names and photos, but hasn’t set a publication date or clarified whether it covers everyone already on the registry. Aviation Development: Cabinet approved a five-year strategic plan for V.C. Bird and Barbuda International airports (2027–2032), aiming to expand capacity, routes, cargo and commercial growth. Royal Visit Costs: Bahamas finance officials say the bill for King Charles and Queen Camilla is still being worked out, with cost-sharing expected but not yet quantified. Tourism & Access: A petition is pushing to protect long-standing public access to Jolly Harbour Beach, including practical parking tied to the original development. Public Safety & Weather: A flash flood advisory warns low-lying areas may flood; residents are urged to avoid flooded roads. Local Education: The Ministry of Education confirms a circulating school closure notice is fake and students should report as usual. CPL Playoffs: Guyana Amazon Warriors face Antigua & Barbuda Falcons in Qualifier 1 at Kensington Oval for a direct finals spot. Sports & Community: ABBA Business League action continues, while a US$50,000 grant backs a hydroponic farm and training for autistic people in Antigua.
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