Minuteman Press
11 Colvilles Park, Kelvin Industrial Estate • East Kilbride G75 0GZ • Scotland
Phone: 01355 264 077 • Fax: 01355 571 947
E-mail: eastkilbride@minutemanpress.com


Get Free Advice About Printing and a Free Quote
 
Special Internet Offers: Business Cards, Leaflets, Letterhead, Compliment Slips, and Postcards
 
Organise a Free Office Visit: We'll Come To See You!

Welcome to Minuteman Press of East Kilbride!

Offering Printing and Copying Services for East Kilbride and the Surrounding Areas

  • East Kilbride charity challenge for Leukaemia (March 2, 2010)

    There are many different kinds of businesses around East Kilbride, typically retail shops, building services or your local business card printer. Sometimes it’s good to get involved in something local which can have a beneficial effect on employee moral, simply through taking part in a shared experience.

  • Grant for East Kilbride American Football Team (February 28, 2010)

    When it comes to merchandising and promotion, such as printed posters, there are few sports in the world that can compete with American Football. However, outside of the US, such as in the UK for example, the sport is struggling along with the help and support of grants.

  • EK people raise over £5000 for Greenhills tot Emma (February 3, 2010)

    A SPECIAL little girl was the centre of attention at the weekend when the community rallied round to help celebrate her third birthday.

  • Artic conditions affect roads in south Lanarkshire (January 29, 2010)

    If you were one of the print businesses in South Lanarkshire, for example, a printing company in East Kilbride, who were affected by the recent adverse weather conditions it may be reassuring to know that the local council is planning to improve its stockpile of salt.

  • East Kilbride police collar IT businessman (December 26, 2009)

    Earlier this year a Glasgow business man, John Farrell, was questioned at East Kilbride police station. Police took three days to thoroughly search his premises, where they found what they described as a ‘money factory’.

    Police found inkjet printers, a large quantity of specialist paper, gelatine solutions, various guillotines, foil strips and compress printing inks. They also found ‘a considerable quantity’ of Royal Bank of Scotland and Bank of Scotland £10 notes at various stages of completion and a quantity of printed sheets with front and back images of £20 notes.

  • Litho or digital decision for Scottish print company (December 10, 2009)

    There has been much recent advancement in digital printing, but investing in digital kit may not be the way to go for all printing companies. Let’s for example, consider a printing company in East Kilbride who are involved with printing magazines and brochures, which need to make decisions about investing in new machinery. Clearly, the type of print work which the company handles will play a large part in any investment decisions. However, it may be useful for such a company to consider the decision made by Glasgow based Cowan Print.

News Centre