Printers
Watson funds heritage print skills revival
Industry philanthropist John Watson OBE has helped a family-owned print business maintain the letterpress printing tradition by making a big donation to its work.
Thomas Dornan in administration and auctioning assets
A printer that is reported to be the third oldest in the country is seeking a buyer for its assets after entering administration.
BCQ hits buffers, rescue deal in works
BCQ Group has filed a Notice of Intention to Appoint Administrators amid speculation the long-standing family firm could soon be under new ownership.
IPIA conference aims to help industry overcome challenges
The IPIA is setting out to assist the print industry with overcoming critical market challenges at its Autumn Conference later this month.
Interim CFO interregnum continues at De La Rue
De La Rue has appointed its second interim CFO as the search for a permanent replacement continues.
Printing Outlook survey: concerns over competitors pricing below cost
Hopes for an upturn in trading during Q2 were thwarted according to the BPIF’s latest Printing Outlook survey.
Report: print supply chain challenges pose existential threat to newspaper publishing
A new report into the future for local news media has described the next three-to-five years as a critical period, with industrial print provision for newspapers “entering its final phase”.
Tate sets premium price point for new Top G comic
Controversial influencer Andrew Tate – currently facing charges of rape, human trafficking and forming an organised crime group in Romania – has launched a new comic, with the first edition priced at...
Beano ups print run for anniversary issue
Beano has celebrated its 85th anniversary with a special wraparound cover design and bumper print run.
Garment printer fined after forklift incident
A garment printing specialist has been fined £40,000 after a delivery driver was badly injured by a forklift truck at its premises.