The British Library, as part of its continuing drive to promote the most impressive things that literature has to offer, has focused on some popular, rare and never-before-seen leaflets from the Second World War, highlighting the lengths that participating superpowers went to in order to support - or spook - regular citizens. This battle to influence the minds of those fighting the battle - or staying at ho ...

Big headlines were made this week after the government announced that it would be reversing its decision to create the controversial English Baccalaureate. However, there is still a worry that design's status is being undermined in the upcoming new National Curriculum. As it stands, both Art & Design and Design & Technology are required to remain on the National Curriculum through to Key Stage Three ...

If you're looking to truly launch yourself as a small business and you're looking much further than the usual promotional staples such as leaflets, posters and impressive websites, then the latest opportunity offered by the government's Employment Ownership Pilot (EOP) fund may be exactly what you need. The EOP is jointly funded by the Department for Education and Department for Business, Innovation and Ski ...

Until the end of February, all flyers, folded leaflets and business cards are half price on Flyerzone. Why not take the opportunity to give your marketing a spring makeover? We've got thousands of designs for you to choose from, created by real designers in collections of flyers, business cards, and stationery, to give your marketing a complete new look. Or if you've got your own files ready, no problem, si ...

Here at Flyerzone, our expertise in printing comes from many years of experience and constantly improving processes. However, one organisation that may look to very quickly upgrade its printing service is the National Lottery, which has misled its 24th customer into believing that she'd won big on a scratchcard. Esme Arbous, 69, believed she could retire very happily indeed after she discovered a winning nu ...

Printing has always been able to keep up with modern demands, though it has proved to have a practical application in uncovering the past - specifically, the bones of one of Britain's long-lost kings. The world-leading expertise in 3D printing found at Loughborough has been utilised by the University of Leicester to analyse and recreate the remains of King Richard III, building a replica of his skeleton for ...

Budding entrepreneurs and long-established organisations can now take advantage of FloZo, an easy to use, free WordPress template from Flyerzone. Download Flozo Theme Preview Flozo Theme This theme integrates photo and video for an enhanced user experience, and it easy to navigate using intuitive linking to incorporate blog space, image galleries and even Facebook and Twitter links. Download Flozo Theme Pre ...

Businesses looking to complement a strong print campaign with online marketing expertise are encouraged to visit Manchester this month, as the Marketing Summit UK 2013 comes to the city's Britannia Hotel on March 9th and 10th. The event will be presented by experts Simon Warner and Richard Fairbairn and will feature two full days of seminars and workshops from ten leading marketers and entrepreneurs. Among ...

Unilever is to invest nearly £13 million in advertising and marketing for the re-launch of its range of deodorants, as it pushes a new kind of aerosol processing which it claims is much better for the environment. The technique involves compressing the product more effectively, meaning the same amount of deodorant can be put into a smaller can, reducing the impact of packaging on the environment. It's a ...

If you want to make a real difference in your community, it often only takes a little creativity with traditional methods to improve the lives of those in need. This month, in East Yorkshire, the local police force has done exactly that! In the market town of Beverley and nearby Driffield, police campaigns have been warning residents that 40 per cent of offences were being carried out because people had sim ...