Print buying

Harmsworth Printing has been chosen to print the Nuneaton Observer, a new free weekly newspaper launching on 2 April.

Systematic Print Management has been granted the Royal Warrant for the supply of printing services to Her Majesty The Queen.

Print's position as a trusted medium has spurred surfing title <i>Drift</i> to move away from a sole online presence and launch a new bi-monthly publication printed by Bristol's Doveton Press.

Claydon Heeley has secured a one-year rolling direct marketing print contract for a new Home Office scheme, the Independent Safeguarding Authority (ISA).

Precision Colour Printing has secured the print contract for a new 60,000-run monthly magazine called <i>4girlz</i>.

Headley Brothers has bolstered its workload for regional magazine publisher Archant Life after securing two new monthly London titles, <i>Living North</i> and <i>Living Hadley</i>.

IPC and BBC have moved to put football back into the children's magazine arena with weekly editions of <i>Shoot</i>, printed at Polestar Colchester, and <i>Match of the Day</i> due to hit newsstands...

Emap's shareholders have approved the 1bn sale of its business-to-business division to a joint venture of Guardian Media Group (GMG) and private equity house Apax Partners.

Stephens and George Print Group (S&G) has sought out untapped revenue streams with new online printing arm SGC Direct for products such as stationery, single-colour letter printing and business cards.

Anglo-Dutch media giant Reed Elsevier has announced it is to sell off its print division in a bold restructuring move.