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ProSkills, the process and manufacturing industry skills initiative, has been granted its Sector Skills Council (SSC) licence.

Jeremy Deedes, the former Telegraph Group chief executive, has revealed plans to print daily betting paper The Sportsman in London and Manchester.

Londons horrific terrorist attacks failed to thwart newspaper production in the capital last week, as many titles increased print runs by as much as 40%.

HP has unveiled the first products based on its latest ink-jet print head technology.

East Londons print community has welcomed the 2012 Olympics to the city, despite a number of firms inside the planned 1,500-acre Olympic Village facing relocation.

Ethedo Press has bought Europes first Mitsubishi B2 perfector, the first in the world with coater and extended delivery, as part of a 1.2m investment.

PrintWeek paper editor Andy Scott has been ordained as a Freeman of the City of London. An official ancient robing ceremony was held at Londons Guildhall on 8 July. His father was also present as a...

HP has set up a customer forum for Indigo users but has withdrawn its support from the Indigo Customer Exchange (ICE).

Pegasus National has acquired assets of the diary and daily pad calendar divisions of Martin Shelton Press, after the firm went into administration.

Deeside-based Graphoprint has invested 2m in Muller Martini post-press kit.

The future of the Ministry of Defences (MoD) Print Function facility is being reviewed, which could lead to 40 jobs being lost.

Mitsubishi Lithographic Presses (MLP) has used its open house event to highlight full digital workflow with the help of its new alliance partners.

Fulmar has announced plans to move the offices of its City-based company Royle Financial Print, in a bid to reduce costs at the division.

The future of the Ministry of Defences (MoD) Print Function facility is being reviewed, which could lead to 40 jobs being lost.

The first graduates from the University of Leeds Impress degree programme received their degrees yesterday (13 July).