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Printers busy with election print jobs
With four weeks to go until the General Election, political parties are ramping up campaigning activity with a wide range of printers benefiting as a result – while at least one Brexit Party candidate has managed a classic print sourcing blooper.
Latest headlines
Court halts impending industrial action at Royal Mail
13 November 2019Royal Mail has won its High Court bid to have the CWU ballot for industrial action declared unlawful,...
Hexcite Group business SFD in administration
14 November 2019One of the three businesses brought together by a UK private equity fund to form the Hexcite Group earlier...
Bakergoodchild drives digital strategy with senior hire
14 November 2019Bakergoodchild has hired a new IT director as it continues to drive forward its digital services strategy....
Abstrakt extends paper wrap capabilities with Sitma install
14 November 2019Abstrakt Services is set to take delivery of a Sitma W1005-PK wrapping line later this month, extending...
Latcham Direct acquires Accent
13 November 2019Latcham Direct has acquired on-demand digital print and creative specialist Accent, as a key part of...
Royal Mail and CWU await court verdict
13 November 2019The Royal Mail and the Communication Workers Union are back in court today as the postal operator attempts...
This Issue
Knowledge Bank
Tax-savvy property management
There’s an oft used phrase among those in the accountancy profession: that no one should ‘let the tax tail wag the investment dog’, meaning, investment decisions shouldn’t be made solely for tax reasons.
Get happy
01 November 2019We have a problem with productivity in the UK. Quite simply, we’re not as productive as many other developed...
After you’ve gone
01 November 2019We enter the world with nothing and depart as we were born, leaving our earthly possessions behind. This...
Prepare the ground for a smooth handover
01 November 2019In June this year global packaging business, VPK Packaging Group announced the appointment of a new group...
Printing in another dimension
01 November 2019Augmented reality – or AR, as most of us refer to it – is seeping into the print industry and changing...
Events
British Books Design and Production Awards 2019 NEW
21 to 21 November 2019
Landmark Hotel, London
BPIF
Graphic Design Festival Scotland NEW
22 to 26 November 2019
City of Glasgow College and Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
graphicdesignfestivalscotland.com
Product portfolio
Me & my: Blackman & White Genesis-V>
KEP Print Group’s origins are a classic story of a garage startup leading to far greater things. 40 years ago in Tamworth, a family team bought a printing...
Me & my: MBO Digi-Folder>
Finishing was once regarded as the ‘Cinderella of the printing industry’, but not any more, as today’s finishing machinery can be as innovative, automated...
Star product: Kornit Avalanche PolyPro>
The PolyPro marks the introduction of the NeoPoly inks to the manufacturer’s Avalanche range of direct-to-garment printers.
Me & my: Agfa Apogee Cloud workflow solution>
In May, Prinovis UK hosted a VIP event to officially launch its new web offset printing capability. The Liverpool-based print company, which following...
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