NEW COMPANY OFFERS ADVANCED REPRO SERVICES FOR MARKETING AND CREATIVE SERVICES COMPANIES 

National reprographics specialist, the Entwistle Group, has acquired the business of Copyrite, based at Birchwood in Warrington.  The move is part of a major national expansion and sees the introduction of a greatly extended range of digital reprographic services for marketing, advertising and creative services professionals.

Besides colour and mono copying, the new bureau will provide a full range of print and finishing services.  Clients in creative industries now have instant access for everything from business and brochures to presentation documents, posters, fine art reproduction and even exhibition graphics.  

Through the group's flagship digital imaging operation, which is based in Manchester, the Warrington bureau will also provide high quality Indigo colour print that is competitive for even short runs.  

Branch manager Karen Lea explained, "We have strong ties to local creative services companies.  Joining the Entwistle Group means we now have the resources and support to offer our clients a much greater choice of services and the capacity to cope with even the largest project."

A high speed ADSL broadband link allows clients to access bureau services from their own premises anywhere in the UK and place orders at any time of the day. Customers can continue to use the expanded range of services on a walk-in basis.  However, work can also be collected and delivered locally.  The latest equipment from OCE, Cannon and Hewlett Packard has been installed to complement the existing equipment.  	

Following the successful launch of the Warrington bureau, the group has plans to expand its UK network by opening a new reprographics and print operation in Liverpool during the first half of 2005.
	

More information: Karen Lea, Entwistle Group, Tel. +44 (0)1925 824500 Fax. +44 (0)1925 824600 
E-mail: wa@entwistlegroup.com Web: www.entwistlegroup.com

High/low resolution images are on the web at www.ainsmag.co.uk/powpr/3904en1a.htm

January 19, 2005