Print buying

Service Graphics exits Cheadle, expands Skelmersdale

Service Graphics is relocating its Cestrian and Image Group operations to Skelmersdale after the landlord decided to terminate the lease on its Cheadle site.

Walstead to trim continental web capacity

Walstead Group has announced plans to close one of its continental web offset factories.

The title was launched in 2004. Image: North Somerset Council

Council cans printed magazine

North Somerset Council’s free printed magazine to all residents will no longer be published after a council decision taken last week.

Clays steps in with rescue deal for TJ Books

TJ Books is set to continue under new ownership, with Clays sealing a deal to acquire the firm out of administration.

Macfarlane profit climbs as revenue dips

Macfarlane Group’s pre-tax profit has climbed by 3% while its revenue dropped by 4% in 2024.

Moss expands UK offering with Rocket Graphics buy

Moss has returned to the M&A trail, expanding its presence in the UK with the acquisition of Rocket Graphics.

Reflections Print Finishers to reopen this week

Reflections Print Finishers is set to reopen tomorrow following a hiatus when employees were locked out of its premises.

Our February and March 2025 issue features the finalists in the 2025 Printweek Awards and as if that wasn’t enough to make you warm and fuzzy, the 100pp thumper is stuffed full of thought-provoking insights and all the latest news and views…

Continuing the feel good, the knowledge bank section hosts a deep dive into tax-efficient, budget-friendly perks that can help keep staff happy and we also have a look at printers’ charitable...

TJ Books is based in Padstow, Cornwall. Image: Google Maps

TJ Books looks to appoint admins

TJ Books has filed a notice of intention to appoint an administrator, just six months after it bought Charlesworth’s business and assets from that company’s administrators in a pre-pack deal.

Election print and postal pressures highlighted in AEA report

The Association of Electoral Administrators (AEA) has put forward a raft of recommendations that would – if adopted – make future elections less stressful for specialist print and mailing providers.