Magazines

Henry Stone Printers has blamed the failure of Stones Ashford on the knock-on negative effects of its previous ownership, while moving to reassure customers of its Banbury operation.

Workers at Stones Ashford say they are “in limbo” following a meeting at the company this morning.

Stones Ashford has been shut down abruptly after the company's power was cut off by its energy supplier.

Polestar’s administrators were forced to take legal action against one of the failed print group’s biggest publishing clients in order to recoup a seven-figure sum.

Walstead Group has filed its first set of results as a consolidated entity encompassing all of its UK and continental operations, and has also reasserted its ambition to acquire more businesses.

Glamour magazine will cease to be a monthly publication from January 2018. Publisher Condé Nast will reduce the magazine's frequency to a biannual print product in support of a digital first strategy,...

Immediate Media production director Mal Skelton has retired after 37 years in the publishing business.

Publisher Time Inc UK’s parent company Time Inc has announced that it will be putting the UK business up for sale amid falling revenues, with a buyer potentially set to be announced before the year is...

Trinity Mirror has confirmed that it could potentially acquire ALL of Northern & Shell’s publishing assets.

Tim Moscow has been appointed as managing director of Rhapsody following Les Pipe’s decision to step down.

Pureprint has completed a job using HP’s Mosaic personalisation software for 8,000 magazines with unique covers for Eye magazine.

The failure of Headley Brothers appears likely to result in a £6m hit for the former family owners of the business.