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Once home to
William Ayrton engineering factory specialists in
textile winder equipment. Graham Todd who lived
on Shelagh Street as a child, says, "I know it
was a munition factory during the war because my
mum worked there when she was conscripted for war
work in the early 1940's"
 As you can
see from the image above, taken in April of 2014,
the building was then occupied by Papyrus a company
that claims that it can, "... solve your
marketing problems". They say on their website that, "...
A successful business stands
out from the crowd by doing things differently:
by being bolder and more imaginative than the
competition, continually raising barriers,
striving for uniqueness and always aiming for
the exceptional. The Papyrus approach to
corporate marketing is no different. Our
uniqueness lies in a combination of commercial
intelligence and creative flair. The ability to
provide every aspect of marketing and
advertising, from graphic design to photography,
packaging to presentations, reproduction to
printing, strategic guidance to practical
logistics marks Papyrus out as a leader, not a
follower."
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