Blackpool printer unites Tory party

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19 November 2003

Iain Duncan Smith and Michael Howard seem on friendly terms as they visit Blackpool printer Supreme during the Conservatives party conference in the town in October, days before Duncan Smith was ousted as leader and replaced by Howard.

Supreme had just installed a Polar 115ED guillotine from Heidelberg and will take delivery of a Speedmaster

CD74-4LX press and ST100-6 six-station saddle-stitcher next month. The firm has sales of 8.6m and expects to grow to 10.5m-11m.

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