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Latimer Trend: rescue deal is off
A possible rescue deal at Latimer Trend has hit the buffers after terms could not be agreed, with administrators now appointed at the long-standing print business.
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Time to go large… or go home!
07 October 2019If you’re thinking about going large (well, in terms of printing opportunities), then the time is ripe...
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PPA publishes Brexit advice for members
18 October 2019The Professional Publishers Association (PPA) has released a guide to advise its members on how to prepare...
Preston Board fined after employee loses fingers
18 October 2019Preston Board and Packaging has been fined after a worker’s hand was damaged carrying out machinery repairs....
Aslan to be acquired by Poli-Tape Group
18 October 2019Self-adhesive substrates manufacturer Aslan is set to be acquired by textile transfer film specialist...
Encore Group expands team with eight new hires
18 October 2019The Encore Group has bolstered its team with the addition of eight new staff for its Envelopes and Packaging...
Walstead seals fresh finance deal with Close
17 October 2019Walstead Group has agreed a new facility with Close Brothers Asset Finance as part of a simplification...
Possible rescue deal at Latimer Trend
16 October 2019Latimer Trend is in “advanced talks” with another book printer on a possible deal to rescue the 130-year-old...
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Knowledge Bank
New banks take up the SME challenge
The business banking market is evolving. Once upon a time, you would take your pick from the traditional big-hitters in the sector: household names like RBS, Lloyds, Santander, HSBC and their various subsidiaries.
Set up your own champions’ league
26 September 2019Ink is in the blood,” says Essential Print Services founder and owner Yvonne Gorman.
Rollem plays its cards right
25 September 2019About half of our Best of British subjects and future candidates have surprisingly long histories. They’ve...
"It has been a long but very enjoyable journey”
23 September 2019Over the summer Precision Colour Printing managing director Alex Evans announced he would be standing...
Prospecting is worth gold to universities
20 September 2019At this time of year students all over the country can be seen clutching printed marketing material with...
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SOS and Vivid 'Blue Sky Thinking' open day NEW
05 to 06 November 2019
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Product portfolio
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...
Star product: MGI AlphaJet>
MGI’s do-it-all B1 inkjet is now set for beta trials.
Me & My: HP Indigo 12000>
When Rapidity acquired a new spacious building, it was time to install a new B2 press and branch into more diverse areas of work.
Star product: Heidelberg Diana Go 85>
A flexible, yet cost-effective, folder gluer.
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