Publishing
Neill John: more firms wound up
Two more companies connected to notorious print farmer Neill Stuart Malcolm John have been wound up following action by the Insolvency Service.
Bell & Bain in mega double K&B press spend
Bell & Bain has revealed the latest stage of its ongoing £20m-plus investment programme – two new Rapida 145 large-format presses from Koenig & Bauer.
Archant to close Norwich printing site
Independently owned regional newspaper and magazine publisher Archant is set to close its main printing centre in Norwich and will outsource the print and distribution of the titles printed there to...
Print trails phone in PAMCo results
Print’s market reach across news and consumer media brands has continued to lag behind that of phone in the seventh round of results from joint industry currency PAMCo.
"It has been a long but very enjoyable journey”
Over the summer Precision Colour Printing managing director Alex Evans announced he would be standing down from his role in February next year, after a near 40-year career at the Telford web offset...
Print farmer being wound up, more trading styles emerge
Yet more websites have emerged with a remarkably similar appearance to those used by notorious print farmer Neill John, who was disqualified from being a director earlier this year.
Investment continues at Palm Paper
Further investment is on the cards at Palm Paper, which held a special event this week to mark a decade of production and the start-up of its new Paper Separation Plant.
National World readies £5m listing
David Montgomery’s new National World ‘buy and build’ news publishing business is poised to join the London Stock Exchange through the listing of £5m-worth of shares.
Inquest returns verdict on Bicester fatality
The death of a paper reel clamp truck driver at Walstead Bicester has been ruled an accident.
Gomer to refocus on print as publishing arm shuts
Gomer Press is set to wind down its publishing arm in an effort to refocus on and protect its printing operations.