Print buying
Northend celebrates 135 years
Northend has celebrated 135 years in business with an event held at the firm’s original city centre premises – now a Slug & Lettuce pub.
YPIP urges printers to throw open doors to young talent
The Young People in Print (YPIP) team, a group of volunteers set up to inspire the next generation of employees in the print industry, is supporting companies from across the UK to throw open their...
Jim Cunliffe shares tongue-in-cheek new moniker for consultancy
Industry veteran and former director at Face Media Jim Cunliffe has anointed himself the ‘Print Lord’ in a tongue-in-cheek marketing ploy for his new consultancy.
Nightmare Lego idea turns into dream come true
Eight Group postal services manager Simon Scott has achieved a claim to fame beyond his renowned mailing know-how, having become one of a select group of people to have a Lego set idea turned into an...
Stationers’ celebrates Leigh Stationers’ Academy launch
The Stationers’ Company has solidified its association with its academy in South-east London with the renaming of the school as the Leigh Stationers' Academy (LSA).
Rose Calendars increases use of green energy
Rose Calendars has supported its commitment to environmental care with an extension to its solar panel array.
Price of First Class stamps to increase by 30p
The price of First Class stamps will increase by 30p next month.
Prints among Oasis memorabilia auction
Over 60 lots related to rock band Oasis will be featured in Propstore’s upcoming entertainment memorabilia live auction in November, including prints of the band.
Sirane shortfall revealed
The statement of affairs for packaging converter Sirane, which went into administration in July and was subsequently bought by Coppice Alupack, has revealed that Sirane had an estimated deficiency of...
BPIF extends British Book Awards entry deadline
The BPIF has extended the deadline for entries for the 2024 British Book Design & Production Awards.