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Margaret Corneby, Stewart Wilson-Bett, Pat McFadden MP

Two of Locwil's craftsmen, John Mason of Ettingshall, and Paul Millard of Tipton, are also celebrating 25 years at the Company.  They were presented with gifts for their long service by Pat McFadden, Labour MP for Wolverhampton South East, and Janet Wilson-Bett, a Director, on Friday November 28 at 2.00pm at the Locwil factory on Spring Road Industrial Estate.

The Spring Road factory now employs seven people. Locwil specialises in vending machines for washrooms and their products are in use all over the UK and parts of Europe, including railway stations, cafes, motorway service areas, conference centres and commercial offices.
"I've concentrated on re-focusing the business, streamlining the operation and exploring new markets", says Stewart Wilson-Bett. "Although our customer base is strongest across the West Midlands we cover the whole United Kingdom and Ireland."

Since Stewart took over Locwil in 2003, the company has experienced a consistent growth. "Locwil has seen just about every kind of market condition since its foundation, so we are experienced in handling and adapting to change." He concludes: "We have a good order book, we understand our client base and we are looking into Europe to grow the business further. We're looking forward to the next 25 years."

We are more committed than ever to Customer Service and we look forward to continuing our excellent relationship with all our customers and suppliers in 2009.

With the guidance of The Business Link and a Marketing Consultancy Stewart revamped the Corporate Image by commissioning a new Company Logo, new website and stationery.

Before Stewart was involved with the day to day running of Locwil, the Company had been reactive and not proactive with regards to any marketing strategies. This was another area that was updated along with the Corporate Image and a Marketing Manager was appointed. Sally Day has now been with the Company for over 2 years.

 Having done extensive research into the changing needs of washrooms Locwil decided that The Mini would be put into production. Washrooms are becoming smaller because space is at such a premium and so this new size has been received well.

Part of the corporate re-launch included exhibiting at The Cleaning Show 2007. We had a new stand designed specifically for this project, which displayed all our machines.