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The Printing Charity (TPC) has set itself an ambitious target to help 2,000 people a year by 2017.

Piotr Cinski, owner of Polish car wrapping specialist Pentagraf, has won the 2013 Global Wrap Cup Masters competition, held at Fespa in London last month, and has been crowned Global Wrap Cup...

A host of printing industry representatives are on their way to Buckingham Palace, for an occasion made even more special by the arrival of the new prince.

The Graphic Users Association of Kodak Solutions Conference (GUA) has been announced for 2-5 October, marking a return to its original three-day format.

Web-to-print firm Moo.com has added three new additions to its luxury business stationery line, Luxe.

Bristol-based printer Latent Light has invested in a Canon Imagepress C7000VP as it expands its presence in the consumer photobook market.

Harlow Printing is set to expand its product portfolio after investing in a Heidelberg Speedmaster SX 74.

UK Mail's hybrid mailing service, imail, has opened a new sort centre with print capability as part of an investment set to total 750,000.

Earlier this month, under an uncharacteristically blazing hot sun, 60,000 visitors converged on the pristine gardens of Buckingham Palace to celebrate the best of British.

Sales of heat, Hello! and Closer plummeting; Nuts' year-on-year sales figures down; and even NME, which has historically attracted a deeply loyal readership, in decline: the Audit Bureau of...

Staying ahead of the crowd means knowing how - and when - to change up a gear

Big-name speakers in print and marketing have confirmed they will talk at Cross Media 2013, which features more than 50 seminars in five theatres for the two-day event.

Motique Plastics has brought a new Japanese method of producing domed badges and emblems to the UK market.

A prototype billed as the world's first print-on-demand newsstand is using Ricoh technology and may be rolled out in the UK.

The Scottish government has confirmed its commitment to introducing standardised tobacco packaging, after England delays similar proposals.