Winters Pioneer LTD
Winters Pioneer Ltd is the holding company of three long established Dundee businesses, with its head office and main base in Dundee, and an additional operational site in Cumbernauld. The group has three key areas of operation namely; “Winters Print”, “Winters Office Supplies”, and “Pioneer Packaging”
Winters Pioneer Ltd was formed in 2001 as a vehicle for the management buy out of David Winter & Son Ltd, established in 1798 and Pioneer Packaging established in 1971.
David Winter & Son Ltd is one of Scotland’s leading printing and office supply organisations. Our Print Division provides a complete print package from design to print to finish. Winters Print has invested in state of the art equipment from the introduction of the first lithographic press in the 1800’s to today’s computer to plate technology.
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Contact Details
16 Dunsinane Avenue
Dunsinane Industrial Estate
Dundee
Scotland DD2 3QT
Tel. +44 (0)1382 813888
Email. sales@winterspioneer.co.uk
Dundee
Dundee is Scotland's fourth largest city, population 144 000 (2005), situated on the North bank of the Firth of Tay. The city is built on the basalt plug of an extinct volcano (174 m (571 feet)), now called Dundee Law.
During the Iron Age it was the site of a Pictish settlement. In his History of the Scottish People (1527), Hector Boece suggests that the Pictish name was Alec-tum, meaning 'a handsome place'. (This name was still in use, alongside the modern name, as late as 1607, according to William Camden.)
Traditionally, Dundee lay within the county of Angus (historically named Forfarshire). From 1975, the city was the administrative centre of Tayside Region (and was itself administered as one of the districts of that region). Since the abolition of two-tier local government in Scotland in 1996, the City of Dundee (incorporating the town of Broughty Ferry) has been a self-contained Unitary Authority.
This makes it Scotland's smallest local government subdivision.
The city, which celebrated its 800th anniversary in 1991, is known as the 'City of Discovery'.
On March 5, 2004, Dundee was granted Fairtrade City status.
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