Editor's Comment

If you’re anything like me, then the end of 2020 can’t come soon enough.

Running a business at any time is challenging – running a business during a global pandemic when the majority of your customers have been forced to close is, well, a nightmare no one could have...

Ruddy hell, no sooner were we starting to breathe a little easier after the constraints of Brexit uncertainty relaxed a tad, when a new potentially calamitous situation starts to bite – coronavirus.

So, a new decade, a new hope. That’s the plan anyway  (and the title of this month’s issue, funnily enough), and  after the past few years, I think  a little bit of optimism is long overdue for our...

As traditional as turkey and Brussels sprouts – and sometimes just as tough or distasteful to chew – our review of the year, sadly, highlights many of the lowlights of the UK’s print year.

In this month’s issue we’ve dedicated no fewer than 33 pages to last month’s Awards.

In a few short weeks, the business landscape in the print industry might have changed dramatically, because by the time the next issue of this magazine hits your desk, the UK might have crashed out of...

Welcome to your new-look, monthly Printweek.

**Klaxon** Important announcement to follow: from September, PrintWeek will become a monthly magazine.

This issue’s interviewee Adam Carnell started his print business with partner James Kinsella when they were both just 21 – 10 years ago to the day tomorrow.