Awards for print and fancy dress delivery firms in our weekly business round-up

Published on 08/10/2012 07:00

PRINT firm Kall Kwik, in Bury St Edmunds, has been named business of the year at the British Association for Print and Communication Awards.

The award follows the company’s move from Angel Hill to Eastern Way and a £130,000 investment in new large-format colour and digital printing equipment.

The firm, which has developed web design, e-shot campaign management and marketing-based print solutions, employs seven people and has plans to expand in the future.

 PREMIER Paper Group has opened a stock-holding branch in Northern Way, Bury St Edmunds.

The 10,000sqft warehouse will hold up to 600 tonnes of stock and will be served by a delivery fleet of seven vehicles.

 INNOVATIVE delivery of fancy dress costumes has seen By-Box, with a depot in Thetford, highly commended in the Hermes Retail Week supply chain awards.

Jokers’ Masquerade uses ByBox’s service to deliver costumes to collect from secure lockers at supermarkets, petrols stations, shopping centres and petrol stations – saving customers from having to wait in.

 LACY Scott & Knight is reintroducing wine auctions after wine consultant Gerald Hobson joined the team.

The auction firm in Bury St Edmunds used to run wine auctions until the mid 1990s. The first sale will take place on December 14 – visit  www.lskauctioncentre.co.uk

 AN INVESTMENT seminar is being held at Haughley Park on November 7 by Bury St Edmunds firms Ensors Chartered Accountants and investment managers J M Finn & Co.

Visit www.ensors.co.uk/investment_update

 CHARTERED accountants Howard & Company in Bury has taken over a practice in Attleborough, following the retirement of Steve Condrick.

 HOUSEHOLD waste recycling sites in Suffolk are now accepting waste from small businesses.

 GRAPHIC design business NBurman Design has relocated from Canada to Bury. Visit nburmandesign.co.uk

 AN apprentice administrator is to join Suffolk Football Association. For more visit www.suffolkfa.com

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