Jo Francis

Annual capacity was 450,000 tonnes

End of the line for Kabel mill

Kabel Premium Pulp & Paper is closing down after nearly 130 years of papermaking.

Extensive trials and tests

M&S claims industry first with new paper tray trial

Marks & Spencer is trialling a new type of paper fibre tray that can be used in both conventional ovens and microwaves, and can be recycled at home.

Digital, litho and post-press spend

Linney ramps up with latest tech

Linney has made a major investment in post-press, digital and litho with equipment from Horizon, Heidelberg and HP.

Prompt response by bank and authorities

Software Circle recovers more than £426k lost in suspected fraud

Software Circle has got its money back, with all the funds involved in a suspected push payment fraud recovered.

Commitment, presence and energy will be much missed

Tributes paid to Lascelle Barrow

Lascelle Barrow – a genuine industry legend – has died aged 79, after spending more than 60 years in print.

Asset ownership delayed process

Reflections to be liquidated

The hiatus at Reflections Print Finishers appears to be reaching a conclusion, with directors Luke and Paul Hastings taking steps to put the business into creditors’ voluntary liquidation.

'Start of a new era'

£500m deal agreed for Telegraph Media Group

The long-running saga over the future ownership of the Telegraph Media Group appears to be coming to a conclusion with a fresh offer tabled, although it still needs regulatory approval.

New owner pledges long-term approach

National World takeover ratified

Media Concierge will become the official owner of National World next week.

Protocols being strengthened

Software Circle hit by suspected payment fraud

Software Circle has lost a six-figure sum in a suspected payment fraud.

'Precision and reliability'

EBB sets up new publishing wing

EBB Paper has set up a new Publishing Division targeting book and magazine publishers.