February may be the shortest month, but as our rundown illustrates there was no shortage of big stories and top of the pile by a country mile was some welcome news.

Media group Reach has made a near-£50m write-down in connection to the closure of two of its print sites, which also involved almost £17m in costs.

While an older machine might still be the perfect tool for a particular job, they are more prone to breakdown, and finding parts will only get harder and harder.

A “unique” pre-press toolkit for high-volume operations.

The UK’s largest online printer, Bluetree Group, has re-engineered its plate production to simultaneously boost productivity and its green credentials.

Due to make a star appearance at Drupa 2020, the latest of Highcon’s laser-based B1 digital cutting and creasing machines features improved productivity and a more user-friendly interface.

TS Converting Equipment is a multimillion-pound converting specialist built on a long history of innovation.

When Covid hit, Prosign Print & Display saw its order book empty overnight, but used the opportunity to build back better.

What has been the initial impact of Brexit on the UK’s printing industry?

HP Inc has reported a positive set of results for Q1, with both its printing and total revenue and profits up year-on-year.