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St Ives Web has printed BBC Magazines one-off A Question of Sport.

New Jarrold Printing has won the backing of Wymondham town council for plans for the new factory that forms part of its 40m reinvention.

Johnston Press has gained planning permission for its 60m newspaper print plant outside Sheffield.

In a move to improve energy efficiency UPM is to build a 51.7m sludge boiler, partly funded by a Government grant, at its Shotton paper mill.

Frank Peters, part of the Bretton Communications Group, has been bought following the parent groups application for administration last week.

Communisis chief executive David Jones has dismissed as gossip a newspaper report that he is under pressure to put the business up for sale.

New Jarrold Printing has responded to local opposition over plans for its 40m superplant at Wymondham in Norfolk.

MY Cartons is to shut its Crown Point site in Leeds with the likely loss of more than 100 jobs.

Quebecor World has confirmed that it intends to downsize its Corby facility following the loss of the Associated Newspapers contract.

Associated Newspapers free lunchtime newspaper, <i>Standard Lite</i>, hit central London newsstands today with an initial print run of 50,000.

Creo UK has bolstered its team with the appointment of new engineers and has restructured sales to increase the focus on plates.

The UKs first MAN Roland R500 B2 Press is up and running at Gateshead-based NW Printers.

Cradley Group has more than halved its losses and improved its cash position, but still finished the year with a 1.5m deficit.

Wyndeham Press has picked up the print and repro contract for NatMags titles <i>Cosmo Bride</i> and <i>You and Your Wedding</i>.

There is speculation that CVC Capital Partners could launch a 2bn bid for Trinity Mirror.