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Diary date! Forget Radiohead, the Foo Fighters, Ed Sheeran and other nonentities down at Worthy Farm, we’re talking the banks of the River Wey and the upcoming Duplo Festival on 14-15 June.

Windmill Print has been passionate about producing the finest quality print since it was founded in 1975. “Perfection is the standard we’ve always sought to achieve with every job we produced, and our...

Christine has worked in the print industry since 2015, and describes the trade as “keeping me very busy”. She enjoys socialising with friends and family at weekends, and is now also a doting grandma...

Kirk Galloway describes himself as ‘the hirer, firer, tea boy and the cleaner’ of the family-run Derbyshire magazine printer he leads.

Fujifilm’s Keith Dalton has moved to a pan-European role, with Chris Broadhurst stepping up to take over the reins in the UK.

Bad news for printing industry fans of Dragons’ Den – Steve Parish has decided not to join the TV show.

Heidelberg UK’s Derek Gillard will retire next month after working for the company for more than 30 years.

Pensord managing director Darren Coxon has been elected BPIF president, having served as vice-president since March 2015.

John comes from a long line of printers, and joined the industry himself in the summer of 1973 so is heading towards 45 years in print.

Print Library co-founder Geoff Truesdale (pictured) was working as a sales manager at a Belfast litho printer when he decided he wanted to do things differently.