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- Flyers and posters promote Preston gay night (August 13, 2010)
Print companies in Preston are being called on to help expand the city’s thriving nightlife by printing flyers and posters to promote a new gay night in the city. Two of Preston’s residents, Lucy Earnshaw and her partner Gemma Emery, are launching a new gay night at The Mill on Aqueduct Street in September in order to try to boost the gay scene in the city centre. On top of their day jobs the pair hopes to bring a new friendly night to Preston where everyone is welcome and are distributing flyers and putting up posters in order to promote the event. Both feel that there is not much of a gay scene in Preston at the moment and want to cultivate the kind of nightlife and community that you can find in cities such as Manchester or in nearby Blackpool.
- Leaflets cause salon a potential fine (July 24, 2010)
A Lancashire hair and beauty salon has come under fire from council officials after they used printed leaflets to promote their business. Coast Salon, located in Chorley, Lancashire, wanted to promote its services to the local community and had some leaflets printed up to distribute their offers and discounts to customers.
- Leaflet crackdown in Preston (June 14, 2010)
There could be a crackdown on flyer printing in Preston following the announcement that companies leafleting may come under closer scrutiny. Leafleting in Preston without a licence from the council may be banned in new measures that are being considered.
- New brand for Preston? (May 10, 2010)
As part of a major branding exercise for Preston, one that hopes to attract further investment to the city in order to fund regeneration projects, a Preston agency, ID, has been appointed to create a new website for Preston Vision. Preston Vision is the organisation which receives funding from the North West Development Agency and was founded by Preston City Council, Lancashire County Council and UCLAS, and is responsible for driving the regeneration projects in the city.
- All smiles in Preston, Lancashire (April 10, 2010)
One of the most important aspects of any successful poster campaign is a quality smile. An attractive, engaging smile is essential to attract the viewer and draw them in to your poster, as any company offering poster printing in Preston will tell you.
- Paper merchants move into consumables (March 18, 2010)
Printing firms in and around Preston, for example stationery and brochure printers in Preston, will always be looking for the best price for their consumables. Preston based company, Rosefox, which is by trade a paper merchant, diversified into consumables nearly 20 years ago.
- Loss of staff following large investment (February 11, 2010)
Companies around Preston that make up the printing industry, which is highly competitive in the best of times, will always be considering the question, what is best time to invest in new machinery? This will be true for the small companies offering business card printing in Preston through to the large print operations. Unfortunately, the acquisition of new machinery can sometimes affect staffing levels.
- T Snape & Co Preston upgrades kit (January 10, 2010)
A long established printing company in Preston has invested in new kit for 2010. T Snape & Co has been established for over 120 years. The company has been in business since 1858 and they are still located at their original site in Bolton’s Court.
- Preston printers save on document printing costs (December 17, 2009)
Businesses in Preston, including some printing companies in Preston, had a good opportunity earlier this year to learn how to make efficiencies in their document printing.
- Mohammed Isap scoops Digital Media Award (December 5, 2009)
Mohammed Isap is director of MPG Ltd, a Greater Manchester reprographics, print and digital imaging company. He is a representative on the board of the Ethnic Minority Business Forum and Chair of Governors at Wensley Fold CE (VC) Primary School and Tuaheedal Islam Girls’ High School. He is also a board member of Blackburn College.