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Forscot has started the second phase of it 1bn integrated forest industry project in Scotland.

Haynes Publishing has brought out the latest in its Family Health series. The HGV Man manual was launched this week and was also printed by Haynes.

Leeds-based print management firm Gecko has restructured its senior staff as part of a strategy to promote itself to the wider market.

Cambridge Newspapers is to install the UKs first Ferag StreamStitch in-line stitcher as part of a 2.5m overhaul of its mailroom.

DSTi Output is gearing up for a huge change in transactional and direct mail with a 40m investment programme.

Feedback from BPIF members means the federation will have to hold further talks with Amicus GPMS over the new Partnership Agreement.

Williams Lea is to consolidate its direct mail operations in Yorkshire and Scotland, which could affect 30 jobs.

MAN Roland GB has trebled its pre-tax profits, even though sales dipped by over 10%.

Fine Colour Packaging has hit the acquisition trail again, assisting a buy in management buyout of Swedish carton product Primepac.

Vision in Print (ViP) and the BPIF have struck a deal to transfer the management of the BPIFs consultancy arm to ViP.

The House of Commons Vote Office Print Services department has installed new Riso kit because of increased demand for colour printed documents.

Nottingham-based Premier Print has been bought by NPM Group, saving 34 jobs.

Kim Naylor has been promoted to managing director at Warrington-based Philip Myers Press.

Northampton-based B2 specialist Hogan Colour Print (HCP) has invested 3.1m in two Speedmaster CD 74s and Heidelbergs Prinance management information system (MIS).

Contract newspaper printer Mortons of Horncastle is set to double its capacity with a 10m investment in a MAN Roland Uniset 75 press and Ferag mailroom kit.