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Pureprint and Anthony Thirlby have parted company in what has been described as an amicable split.

Dean Johnson knew he had to expand his horizons when he could barely see any horizon at all. The family sign-making business he runs was so chock-full of equipment and bustling with staff and walk-in...

Zack is 19 and has spent six months in print – he was attracted to the industry because he wanted an apprenticeship that was “hands-on with some thinking involved”. His outside of work activities...

With a mere eight weeks to go until the big show opens its doors, the excitement surrounding the impending Drupa in PrintWeek Towers is palpable.

Ian Chamberlain set up Tudor Bookbinding in 1992, after spotting a gap in the market for a print finishing service while working as a binding room manager. The firm started off in the centre of...

The first in a series of round-ups of all the launches attendees can take a closer look at at Drupa 2016.

As we start the countdown to Drupa at the end of May, it’s evident that increasing automation of the end-to-end workflow will be a major theme on a lot of stands.

New material capitalises on burgeoning home decor trend.

It’s difficult for the average print boss to truly get a grip on how their business is performing. On paper the numbers might look great, but unless you have intimate inside knowledge as to how each...

A Yorkshire-based print company has boosted the size of its team by a quarter after a series of appointments as it looks to expand in 2016 with a new B2 press.