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Five months after its buildings were ravaged in a devastating fire, HWP’s reconstruction process is underway with the official submission of proposals to the Planning Department. The Enterprise Settlement Trust has lodged a planning application to co...

The cause of the massive HWP blaze is yet to be determined more than three months after flames ripped through the company’s building. The probe into the August 3 fire on St John’s Road, Pembroke, is currently on hold as the two fire investigators hav...

Preliminary results of tests on water tanks following the HWP blaze show little cause for concern, according to Government. The level of polyaromatic hydrocarbons, a likely pollutant produced by the August fire, was said to be within “acceptable limi...

As part of a drive to show it’s open for business, fire-hit HWP is offering discounts of $2,000 to $3,000 on its cars and several hundred dollars off motorcycles. HWP senior vice-president - automotive sales Tony Martin said the company also needs to...

HWP is facing the costly and time-consuming task of recreating its database from scratch in the latest setback for the company ravaged by fire. Bosses have discovered they are unable to retrieve any information from their backup database, even thoug...

Fire-hit HWP’s IT systems are back up and running. Local company Ignition Bermuda said it helped the company get IT systems operational within 36 hours. The company said in a statement on Friday: “Ignition has been working on-site and off-site to get...

The Department of Health has begun sampling drinking water at properties near the site of the devastating HWP fire. Residents expressed fears their tanks may have been polluted during the blaze at the company’s St John’s Road, Pembroke site on Monday...

The extent of the damage caused by the fire that swept through HWP is there for all to see but it has been the resilience and determination of the staff to get the business back on its feet that has really come to the fore in the aftermath of the dis...

The chairman of the Bermuda Automotive Distributors’ Association (BADA) believes that HWP will bounce back from the fire which destroyed its main building this week. Michael Butler, who is also general manager of Bermuda Motors, said that it would be...