News

BAS Printers has been bought out of administration after a deal was concluded with administrator Middleton Partners.

New media pre-press company Splash of London is to launch a Newcastle branch of its business.

Creo has moved the battle for control of its board a step further in the run-up to the meeting to decide its fate.

You heard it here first Stephen Clark will be the new boss at Polestars Sheffield gravure superplant.

Moorgate Paper has completed a deal to acquire a new 2,229m² premises in Stratford in an expansion of its London operations.

Printers in Carlisle are assessing the damage caused by last weekends floods, the worst to hit the city since the 1820s.

Creditors of Robert Williams Embossers and Coaters have passed a vote for the firm to enter into a Creditors Voluntary Agreement (CVA).

Driftgate Press has rounded off a year that included a relocation and the purchase of a business with the installation of a new Sakurai press.

The future of two former Papermarc packaging plants is back in doubt after more than 100 workers were locked out of both sites after their return from the Christmas break.

NEBS Business Stationery and Standard Forms has been renamed Qubic Print Direct after a management buy-out led by managing director Phil Boulton.

Benhamgoodheadprint (BGP) has promoted Marcus Dobbs to the position of sales and marketing director.

Capital Print & Display is confident of posting a 12m turnover in 2004 after adding 30 new customers to its client list during the year.

Around 50 million cubic metres of forestland in Sweden, almost two thirds of the countrys annual crop, was felled at the weekend by 100mph winds.

The Newspaper Society (NS) has won its biggest single AdFast client, signing 50 Trader Media Group titles to the ad delivery system.

The usually optimistic <i>Directions</i> survey from the BPIF has predicted a more downbeat period for printers in the first quarter of 2005.