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The number of apprenticeships in the UK grew by more than double the Government's target of 50,000 in the last financial year, new figures show.

Industry veteran Chris Dillon has passed away following a short illness.

Newspaper publisher Trinity Mirror has announced 15 redundancies in its print department as part of a rejig in the North East.

The market for used machinery in India is ripe. Pankaj Kalra of Xerox India speaks to Samir Lukka to decode the knots and crosses of the print business.

Anil Joshi is the third generation of K Joshi whose entry into the printing world started with the establishment of a block-making unit in 1937. The founder, the late Govind Appaji Joshi, worked with...

Paul Whitney, co-founder of print finishing company Whitney Woods, has died aged 59.

Loveurope has bought fellow London-based creative production company Asset Graphics and appointed a new European business director to spearhead the group's push into Russia.

Paul Foster, director of Centurfax Customised Dotmeters is scheduled to visit India on 13 June 2011 on a week-long trip.

Sally Kyte has joined Pelican Print as sales executive at the Aylesbury-based company.

When times are hard, training is often the first budget area to suffer, but that can be a false economy. Here we look at ways of keeping the flame of learning alive, for free