Award Winning Newspaper Printer
French Property News, Archant Lifestyle’s market-leading magazine focusing on homes across the Channel, has just celebrated 25 years in print. The special anniversary issue featured a silver cover, four pages of giveaways, a trip down memory lane and a round-up of the FPN team’s 25 hotspots across France. The magazine started out as a black [...]
Fujifilm has unveiled Uvijet KV, a new thermo-forming UV-cured inkjet ink for light industrial applications. The new CMYK inks, which are manufactured at Fujifilm’s Broadstairs, UK facility, are specifically designed for use with the manufacturer’s flatbed Acuity Advance Select and Acuity Advance Select HS devices. "Large-format printing has for some time been expanding away from [...]
An innovative project aimed at producing grass roots school newspapers, and run in conjunction with the University of Lincoln, is continuing to go from strength to strength thanks to Mortons. The Lincoln School of Journalism School Newspaper Project completed 22 newspapers this year, printing more than 34,000 papers in the process. That brings the total [...]
Prestigious media awards could be heading the way of Lincolnshire-based printer Mortons after the announcement of nominations for this year's Newspaper Awards. The Horncastle company is shortlisted in four of the 18 categories – Newspaper Printer of the Year, Regional Newspaper of the Year – over 25,000 copies, Niche Product of the Year and Print [...]
HEAVY equipment and the staff who operate it have relocated to a new home at a Lincolnshire print and publishing firm. Mortons Mailing, a division of Horncastle-based Mortons, has left its old premises in Holmes Way and transferred to the company’s main headquarters in the town’s Morton Way. The move was made possible by the [...]
Friday 17th May 2013 witnessed the 14th annual Mortons Golf Day, held at the Forest Pines Hotel and Golf Spa. Playing over the Forest and Pines layouts on a warm overcast day, the golf course proved very challenging. In fabulous condition given the extremes of a very dry spell followed by days of rain and [...]
Hundreds of school pupils proved that newspapers are alive and kicking when they attended an awards ceremony at the University of Lincoln. The youngsters, from primary and secondary schools across the county, were celebrating their achievements as part of the Lincoln School of Journalism’s (LSJ) School Newspaper Project. Over 200 pupils, aged 7 to 17, [...]
The Renaissance spread to Germany, France, England, and Spain in the late fifteenth and the sixteenth centuries. In its migration northward, Renaissance culture adapted itself to conditions unknown in Italy, such as the growth of the monarchical state and the strength of lay piety. In England France, and Spain, Renaissance culture tended to be court-centered [...]
Franking (or "franks") are any and all devices or markings such as postage stamps (including those pre-printed on postal stationery), printed or stamped impressions, codings, labels, manuscript writings (including "privilege" signatures), and/or any other authorized form of markings affixed or applied to mails to qualify them to be postally serviced A nice little history of [...]
