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Polar stolen from Heidelberg

As <i>PrintWeek</i> went to press police had not recovered a truck and printing machinery stolen from Heidelberg UKs headquarters.

Printing.com set to hit store target

High-street franchise chain printing.com is optimistic that it will hit its target of 175 outlets by August 2005 after growing its interim turnover and pre-tax profit.

Goodhead sells Annex stake

Goodhead Group, the parent of Stones the Printers and bgp, has sold its 24.9% stake in Annex Publishing and Printing to Quebecor subsidiary Sun Media.

Premier to offer total service

The team behind the buy-in/management buyout at Premier Print has plans to develop the Nottingham firms print management services.

Howard Smiths 2004 calendar to fight cancer

Former world snooker champion Steve Davis MBE has officially launched Howard Smith Paper Groups Dare to Bare, calendar, which aims to raise 100,000 for the Orchid Cancer Appeal.

Stora backs dual certification plan

Stora Enso is promoting forest certification in a bid to maximise the amount of wood coming from third-party certified forests and increase the number of forests covered by such systems.

Nirvana among Premier Paper award winners

Nirvana Print Solutions was among the winners at this years Premier Paper Collection awards.

PaperlinX focuses on Burhmann posts

PaperlinX has started talks over the appointment of a European chief executive to oversee the newly acquired paper merchanting operations of Buhrmann (<i>PrintWeek</i>, 26 June).

Sappi chief to go in global job cuts

Sappi plans to close its London sales office and cut 150 European jobs in 2004, with Fine Paper chief executive Bill Sheffield among those leaving the company.

TSOF adds four new members

The Sustainable Office Forum (TSOF) has welcomed four new members from the print and paper industries.

Bell & Bain takes on new Muller Martini Acoro

Bell & Bain managing director Iain Walker says his company will be able to do in four days what used to take five with its new Muller Martini Acoro A5 binder.

Court sets date for Humes case

Print entrepreneur Nicholas Humes will appear at Crown Court on 24 November in the next stage of the DTIs case against him for acting as a company director while an undischarged bankrupt.

Oc refocuses on integrated software innovation

Oc is creating a new print production workflow based completely on the Job Definition Format (JDF).

New packaging focus session at Digital Print World

Organiser IIR has added another feature to this months Digital Print World exhibition.

Henry Ling boosts options with iGen

Henry Ling has become the third UK printer to go public as an iGen3 user.