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The Conservative Party has awarded the contract for all of its print and print management requirements in the build up to the 2015 general election to St Ives.

Shropshire-based Graphics and Print is giving local football fans the chance to win big in its fantasy football league, while doing their bit for charity.

North Shropshire Print Company (NS Print) has bought a Horizon AFC-566F automated B2 combination folding machine for 39,000.

Memjet aims to increase the life of its high-speed Waterfall inkjet print heads in order to take advantage of "huge" opportunities in the commercial print market.

Software giant Quark has named former chief executive and founder of UK-based Mobile IQ Shaun Barriball as vice president of mobile products.

Teesside-based Billingham Press has invested 27,000 in an integrated management information system (MIS) from Shuttleworth Business Systems.

Landa has orders for 400 Nanographic presses and chairman Benny Landa is poised to embark upon a fundraising round for the venture, valuing it at up to $1bn, according to a report in the Israeli...

Digital printer Laserline has been sold via a pre-pack administration to I Am Print, an affiliated web-to-print business set up by two Laserline directors in July, although it is hoped that there will...

Roland DG has appointed Spandex as a UK authorised dealer of its range of print-and-cut systems.

Fastsigns Hammersmith is targeting the 500,000 turnover mark by the end of 2013 after a successful 10 months under new ownership.

Antalis McNaughton has launched digital2business.co.uk - a website for the digital print sector throughout Europe.

National newspaper publisher Trinity Mirror has revealed the merger of its national and regional operations as well as a major management reshuffle and the scrapping of its daily deals site Happli.

AlphaGraphics North East (AGNE) won the "Xcellence Award" at the 2012 XMPie Users Group Conference, in Boston, last month.

The UK economy grew by 0.8% in the past quarter, bringing the double-dip recession to an end, the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) has said.