England

Crossprint has made life easier for its 19 staff after buying a pile hoist and jogger made by Baumann.

Ricoh Print & Document Services has ramped up speeds, cleared workload bottlenecks and saved money with new punching and binding equipment.

Znd UK will show case the latest version of its Cut Centre software, which the manufacturer claims boasts "unrivalled productivity", at this month's wide-format exhibition in London.

An exchange programme between print apprentices from England and Germany has seen participants visit a once renowned print company.

Print and design business WK360 has bought a Xeikon 6000 digital colour press for its point-of-sale work, particularly in fashion.

Tech-ni-fold sister firm CreaseStream challenged visitors and exhibitors at last month's Progressive Greetings exhibition to a card-creasing contest in a bid to build sector insight.

Hamble Valley Press moved into digital printing for the first time last month when it took delivery of a Heidelberg Linoprint C751.

H&H Reeds Printers have tapped into council funding to recruit apprentices through the BPIF training scheme as part of a strategy to take on more younger staff.

One of the north of England's largest print companies, H&H Reeds Printers, has taken on a new manager to help push it further into exhibition and display work.

Konica Minolta is to unveil the third in its industrial inkjet textile printer range Nassenger Pro Series machines at Fespa.

The West Midlands-based Roland DG Academy aims to roll out a new digital print course in late summer to plug what it claims is a training gap in basic skills.

Apple Finishing has relocated to a larger base to bring all of its operations under one roof.