Best Mailing Services (BMS) and creative agency Magnificent Stuff have launched what they call a one-stop shop for print, creative services, marketing and fulfilment.

Deloitte has effectively called time on Anton Group, with just a handful of staff remaining on site and the firm’s remaining unencumbered assets in the final process of being sold.

Theresa May’s decision to call a snap general election should provide a welcome short-term boost for the printing industry.

A potential pre-pack sale of Pulse Flexible Packaging, which fell into administration earlier this month, has been blocked due to the company’s pension scheme being a shareholder and secured creditor...

Colprint has eased bottlenecks in its finishing department after buying a CCM Premier 780 guillotine.

Administrators of Pulse Flexible Packaging have said manufacturing has now restarted at the firm’s two sites, but that 152 staff have been made redundant.

The first roster of Nettl Cadets have been tasked with designing a new website for The Printing Charity (TPC).

Trade union Unison’s in-house Leeds print facility has installed a new Horizon StitchLiner 5500.

Agfa has launched its new Avinci DX3200 dye-sublimation printer, intended primarily for the soft signage market.

The revamped YM Chantry site is now fully up and running, having commissioned the Goss Sunday 5000 64pp short-grain press at the site.

Unions have threatened strike action after Royal Mail announced that its £7.4bn defined benefit pension scheme will close to future accrual in March 2018.

Heidelberg has unveiled its latest B2 Speedmaster, the mid-range CX 75, a hybrid press that combines elements from its XL 75 B2 flagship and the SX 74.