Publishing
Possible rescue deal at Latimer Trend
Latimer Trend is in “advanced talks” with another book printer on a possible deal to rescue the 130-year-old business.
Trimmer operator triumphs at Transplant Games
Print has a world record holder and multi-gold medal winning world champion, in the shape of Ryan Brett of CPI Books Chatham.
Tributes paid to 'inspirational' former Bell & Bain boss
Bell & Bain’s current chairman has paid tribute to the company’s former managing director and chairman Ian Walker, who has passed away at the age of 67.
Latimer Trend blames Brexit as 130-year-old firm hits buffers
Long-established book and journal printer Latimer Trend is going into administration after creditors rejected plans for a CVA, with the firm blaming Brexit and a dramatic drop-off in work over the...
Trade body 'deplores' US tariffs on print
European trade federation Intergraf has hit out against the inclusion of printed matter in the burgeoning US-EU trade dispute, citing the UK and Germany as the biggest losers if tariffs on...
Reach 'frontrunner' for JPI Media regional titles
Reach is the “frontrunner” to buy JPI Media’s regional newspapers, according to reports.
Women in Print joins tribute project to female pioneers
Women in Print has been selected as the creative partner in a book project showcasing inspiring female campaigners.
Neill John: more firms wound up
Two more companies connected to notorious print farmer Neill Stuart Malcolm John have been wound up following action by the Insolvency Service.
Bell & Bain in mega double K&B press spend
Bell & Bain has revealed the latest stage of its ongoing £20m-plus investment programme – two new Rapida 145 large-format presses from Koenig & Bauer.
Archant to close Norwich printing site
Independently owned regional newspaper and magazine publisher Archant is set to close its main printing centre in Norwich and will outsource the print and distribution of the titles printed there to...