Team Hayward, the political coalition shaping Bermuda’s next election campaign, will welcome the People’s Labour Party’s Branch Chairs, Executives and local members from St. George’s and Hamilton for a community‑oriented gathering on Tuesday, October 27 at 6:30 p.m. The event will take place in the main hall of Francis Patton Primary School on St. George’s.\n
During the meet‑and‑greet, the Team Hayward leadership will outline its policy agenda and strategic objectives for the coming months, offering a platform for dialogue with PLP representatives. The meeting aims to foster constructive engagement between the coalition and its competitors, underscoring Bermuda’s tradition of open political discourse.\n
The venue, a familiar gathering spot for local residents, reflects the coalition’s intent to remain accessible to the community. Attendance is open to all PLP stakeholders, with the hope of sparking constructive debate on key issues such as economic recovery, housing affordability and public sector reform.\n
“By meeting face‑to‑face, we hope to build bridges and ensure that the voices of our constituents are heard,” a Team Hayward spokesperson said. The session will conclude with a brief Q&A, allowing PLP members to pose questions directly to the coalition’s leadership.