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Prinovis UK supports pledge to increase UK literacy levels
Prinovis UK has vowed to help improve UK literacy rates by signing the Vision for Literacy Business Pledge 2016.
De La Rue confirms plans to cut banknote production
De La Rue has announced plans to reduce its banknote production and invest more in passport work, after completing its manufacturing footprint review.
Muller Martini plans connectivity theme for Drupa
Muller Martini aims to harness the zeitgeist around the so-called 'internet of things' and is promising to showcase 'Finishing 4.0' at next year’s Drupa exhibition.
BPIF uses BBD&PAs to hail the renaissance of books
BPIF chief executive Charles Jarrold used last week’s 2015 British Book Design & Production Awards (BBD&PA), which generated a record number of entries, to highlight the resurgence of the printed...
Blaze breaks out at Hallsta Paper Mill
Production has been stopped at a Swedish paper mill, following a fire last week.
Industry colleagues mourn Howitt
Patrick Howitt, the former owner and chairman of the Nottinghamshire printing company that bore his name, has died aged 71.
Ambassadors for print must step up
This edition of PrintWeek has inadvertently become another apprentice issue; and I don’t mean the ‘you’re fired’ kind before you wonder.
60 seconds with Bridson & Horrox
Bridson & Horrox started in 1933, it’s a family-owned company and Darren Horrox is the third-generation owner. During the early days it was just a winter business as the owner Marshall Bridson had a...
Q&A: Martin Nestor Production director, First 4 Print Finishing
Martin officially ‘retired’ from First 4 at the end of October, but we hear he’ll still do about four months a year at the Blackburn company, which recently carried off PrintWeek’s SME Company of the...
Is enough being done to attract young people into print?
"Printing is part of life, but it requires skills,” said HRH The Duke of York at The Printing Charity’s 188th Annual Luncheon earlier this month.