AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoYouth Outreach: National Youth Ambassador Kristine Louisa and Barbados’ Ashley Lashley Foundation donated clothing, blankets, diapers and a television to Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre’s paediatrics and social services departments. West Indies Cricket: Andre Coley will lead the women’s team on an interim basis for its upcoming Pakistan series after Shane Deitz’s departure; Deitz’s side reached two straight T20 World Cup semi-finals. Antiguan Culture: Hell’s Gate Steel Orchestra drew international attention at CHOGM as British Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband tried their hand at steelpan. Community Sport: Potters’ grounds are being transformed into the Harrison Potters Sports Centre, with an Olympic-sized pool and expanded facilities planned for a 2027 opening. Inclusion: Cabinet has approved steps to establish a disability council and tribunal, while a UNICEF-supported study of children with disabilities is planned. Creative Careers: Sierra Leone and Kenya signed on as founding champions of a Commonwealth partnership aimed at connecting young creatives with skills, investment and markets.
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