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Charity lunch full of fun, laughter and song

St George's Day lunch returns

The St George’s Day Luncheon Club will hold its 24th annual charity lunch next month.

Searle: huge benefit for us is the changeover time

First Mailing invests to open paper wrapping to shorter runs

First Mailing has made its first inroads into paper wrapping as part of a £250,000 spend to open up the process to shorter runs and a wider range of publishers, brand owners and trade partners.

Keane: Cimpress businesses pivoted quickly

Keane: we have learned how fast we can move

Cimpress founder Robert Keane has said that the constraints and extreme conditions the group had to weather because of the Covid-19 pandemic will stand the business in good stead in the way it...

Solopress: website improvements "under the bonnet"

Solopress revamps website

Solopress has revamped its website to speed up the user experience as well as implementing the latest features for site security.

HSE: machinery suppliers and purchasers must ensure safety

Firms fined over dangerous die-cutter

Three companies – two corrugated packaging firms and a machinery supplier – have been fined after a worker suffered life-changing injuries while operating a flatbed die-cutting device.

Landa: revolutionary technology takes time

Landa supportive of Highcon vision

Industry innovator Benny Landa has spoken out in support of Highcon after a slump in the digital finishing firm’s share price.

May issue: £1.44m in Retail Sales Value

Record sales for BBC Gardeners' World mag

Immediate Media is celebrating after the May issue of BBC Gardeners’ World magazine achieved record sales.

The landmark clock tower on Ascot Road. Image: Google Maps

Sun Clock Tower saved from demolition

Watford local history buffs and printing industry connections of the once-mighty Sun Printers are celebrating after the Planning Inspectorate rejected plans to demolish the landmark Sun Clock Tower.

Flint Group: no evidence that the situation will stabilise any time soon

Flint: supply chain issues could last all year

Flint Group has warned that the global supply chain issues are continuing to have “a direct impact” on supplies to Europe and North America, with further price increases likely as a result.

Perez: business models are complementary

Adare International now part of HH

HH Global has completed its takeover of Adare International.

Mayers (R) on his pre-pandemic visit to Screen's Kyoto offices

Positive ID Labels expands offering with Screen buy

Positive ID Labels has bolstered its digital press fleet to three after taking on a used Screen Truepress Jet L350UV.

Galloway: StitchLiner's flexibility "ticked all the boxes for us"

Galloways boosts finishing flexibility with new StitchLiner

Galloways has revamped its post-press capability with the installation of a Horizon StitchLiner MKIII.

The winners will be revealed on 6 September

Pro Carton opens up public vote

Pro Carton has opened up the public vote for its European Carton Excellence Award 2021, with just over 20 submissions shortlisted in this year’s competition.

Some of the acquired brands

Future swoops on Dennis titles

Future is back on the acquisition trail with a £300m deal to buy most of the Dennis Publishing business.

The day will be the IPIA's first physical event for almost two years

IPIA December event seeks to re-energise UK print

The IPIA will close 2021 with its first physical event for almost two years, with the goal of “re-energising the print industry and stimulating market activity”.