Applications

It may have been Franz West's A Man with a Ball or maybe it was Miles Aldridge's Carousel that spun its magic to help Pureprint win in a category it has almost made its own. <br><br>Category sponsor:...

It was runner-up in 2012, but the Croydon company stole the show this year thanks to excellent quality and good use of data to produce timely response-driven pieces, according to the judges....

This story is set to run and run: Trinity Mirror Printing (Watford) has won this category three years in a row, and what stood out for judges this year was "consistently punchy colour".

Pureprint has done it again. Last year judges were won over by the team's attention to detail and post-press work; this year they were even more fulsome in praise, insisting products were...

Last year judges praised Pureprint Group for great consistency in all entries. This year the judges went one better, and so has Pureprint.

But for the judges' comments, the Proteus label did all the talking. The product showed "beautiful print and stunning attention to details combined with elegant application of appropriate processes...

The winner's podium is welcome, but familiar territory for SMP Group. This is the second year running it has made the ascent, while the south London printer is always in contention for this award.

Another word for the Paper Rose Marzipan Toybox & Sunny Side Up range of cards is "fun", according to the judges, who go further for this and other products from the Nottingham printer: "Lively and...

Geoff Rowley, Phil Armstrong and Andrew Sheridan, partners at FRP Advisory, have been appointed joint administrators to the Charles Gee Group of Companies and several of its trading subsidiaries.

Education secretary Michael Gove has announced a 500,000 extension to last year's Department for Education 3D printing trial, which gave 21 secondaries access to the technology.