The printing charity

More than 150 guests attended the Printing Charity’s 194th Annual Luncheon yesterday where the guest speaker was the Charity’s president and Ofcom chair Michael Grade, Lord Grade of Yarmouth.

ITV non-executive chair Sir Peter Bazalgette will be this year’s guest speaker at The Printing Charity’s annual luncheon next month.

The Printing Charity is funding a scheme to help promote bookbinding and bookbinding tuition and to increase the number of students taking up the craft and entering the profession.

The Printing Charity has supported a third more people in 2018 compared with the previous year.

The Printing Charity brought together colleagues and patrons at Stationers’ Hall to commemorate its 191st Annual Luncheon and pay tribute to absent friends.

The Printing Charity has released the findings of its first major Impact Report, commissioned to enable it to better understand the needs of its beneficiaries and the industry it represents.

We all have great work days, not so great work days and then, every so often, we have one of those amazing days where it feels more than a little fraudulent to use the word work as a descriptive.

The Printing Charity has named Financial Times editor Lionel Barber as its 2018 president.

The Printing Charity (TPC) celebrated its 190th anniversary at its annual luncheon yesterday (23 November), welcoming its current president Baroness Brenda Dean as guest speaker.

Beaverbrook House, The Printing Charity's home for industry retirees, recently hosted a networking session so that apprentices could meet retired printers.

Six wounded, injured or sick (WIS) armed forces veterans will be taught traditional and modern bindery techniques as part of a collaborative project between the Printing Charity and Bound by Veterans.

Baroness Brenda Dean will be the guest speaker at The Printing Charity’s 190th annual luncheon this year.