News from Peele Print

Newsletter - December 2005

We had a great response to our November competition - thank you to everyone who logged on and entered! We also want to take this opportunity to thank all our customers for their business over this past year.
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Newsletter - November 2005

Enter the FREE competition to win a bottle of bubbly - just fill your details in here...
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Newsletter - October 2005

Are you ready for Christmas? Peele Print has some fantastic offers on calendar cards, christmas cards and A3. calendars. And don't miss out on October's Promotion. For more details click on the links below.
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2005 - a big year for Peele Print.

Peele Print celebrates fifteen years of successful business and its founders, Peter and Pat Peele, retire and hand over the reigns to daughter and son in law, Lorraine and Stephen Wright.

The celebrations began earlier in the year when a major refurbishment of Peele Print's offices and print works on the Swan Industrial Estate in Washington began in earnest, in
preparation for the momentous handover to the next generation. So the company celebrates its fifteenth birthday in style as the newly fitted premises are formally re-opened by Peter and Pat and the keys to the business are handed over to Lorraine and Stephen at a re-launch party and open day in April 2005.

Peele Print's loyal customers and suppliers were invited to join staff and family for the celebrations at the special open day event when Lorraine and Stephen proudly showed off their new look premises and some of the great new services they can now offer to business and private clients alike.

Lorraine said, "This has always been a close family business and my parents worked long and hard to get it started and take it to where it is today. Stephen and I have worked in the business for many years now and we are very proud to be taking it over. Whilst we will be introducing new print services and new technology to advance our systems still further, we will maintain the traditional customer service levels that have always been so much a part of the business and so important to our clients."