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The Veloblade Nexus was installed at the university in June

Loughborough University brings production in-house with Vivid spend

Loughborough University has invested in a Veloblade Nexus digital die-cutting system from Vivid to help automate its processes and bring production in-house.

Sam Neal said his daughter Jemima was a tough negotiator

Neal junior sets up first print business aged 14

A daughter, grand-daughter and great-granddaughter of printers has followed in her family’s footsteps, setting up her first print business, aged 14.

New duo helm charity's board of trustees

Phillips and Cole step up at The Printing Charity

The Printing Charity has appointed David Phillips as its new chair, and Julia Cole as the new vice-chair.

Lores: hailed profitable PC market share

HP reports on mixed Q3

HP has reported that its sales for Q3 fell year-on-year but improved on the previous quarter.

The event featured an interactive panel discussion

IPIA conference addresses business growth opportunities

The Independent Print Industries Association (IPIA) held its Autumn Conference yesterday (31 August), with its focus on overcoming critical market challenges to achieve business growth resulting in...

Zahawi is the Conservative MP for Stratford-upon-Avon

Further intrigue in Telegraph sale saga

The drama around the future ownership of the Telegraph has taken a new twist – even before the official sale process is underway.

Investment has been made in the Bescot-based conversion plant

Denmaur launches express sheeting service

Denmaur is launching a new express sheeting service following its acquisition of Middleton Paper’s fine paper and conversion business last year.

Durst's Tau 510 RSCi will also be on show

Durst to debut Hawk Eye quality controller at LabelExpo

Hawk Eye uses cameras, printer system information and artificial intelligence to automate print quality control and cut setup time and waste.

The company opened its doors at the Trafford site on 16 August. Image: Max Fame

Luxury packaging manufacturer opens UK base in Trafford

International luxury packaging manufacturer Max Fame Group has opened its first UK base in Trafford, Greater Manchester.

Shapps: new business cards required, again

Printer is new Defence Secretary

Grant Shapps has been appointed to his fifth cabinet position within the space of a year, with the former print boss now bringing his unique blend of skills to the role of Defence Secretary.

McMurray: leading the improvement program being delivered by the new SLT

Mardan Products creditors owed more than £1.5m

Companies within the PFI Group were owed nearly £240,000 by shuttered Mardan Products, according to documents just filed, with creditors owed more than £1.5m in total.

Taylforth is busy overseeing the development of FaberExposize UK's new PrintIQ MIS

FaberExposize UK promotes Claire Taylforth to ops director

Leeds-based FaberExposize UK has appointed Claire Taylforth as its new operations director, on the ninth anniversary of her joining the wide-format printer.

KCS MD Deadman: B Corp certification required determination

KCS Print in labels B Corp first

Launceston-based KCS Print has laid claim to becoming the first British label printer to be B Corp certified.

BPIF Training received a ‘Good’ rating

BPIF Training receives positive Ofsted report

BPIF Training has celebrated the successful outcome of its recent Ofsted inspection.

Family-owned firm was established more than 45 years ago

BCQ sale details revealed

A probe by HSBC Invoice Finance precipitated events at BCQ Group that resulted in its pre-pack sale to Pollards in a £3m deal.