Archive: This feature was published in 2020 after Printexpress reopened following the first COVID-19 lockdown. The Market Street business was established in 1982.

In the 2020 feature, co-owner Cathy Grange said: “We recognise that these have been tough times for everyone in the community. We want people to know that we are still here to provide a friendly and helpful local service to clients large and small alike. We’re also proud of the fact that we have been able to keep the staff on full pay during their furlough periods. This lockdown was not their fault and we felt it important to keep them topped up – after all, we cannot function without them.”

People standing outside the Printexpress shop in Buxton

A Fresh Start

In 2020, the business described helping customers prepare to reopen with signage and redesigned menus.

Examples of distancing and mask signs in a 2020 promotional image

The original 2020 feature illustrated reopening precautions with these signs.

In 2020, co-owner Cathy Grange said the company was focusing on short lead times, customer service and value for money.

At the time, the company described plans to expand its online presence and promote its range of printed products.

The Road to Long Term Success

Mike Grange acquired the business in 2015. The 2020 profile described his earlier work in the print industry in North London and his plans for Printexpress. In that interview, he said: “I wanted to run a business that was agile and dependable, but also easy to deal with and pleasant. London can be a bit cutthroat at times, I wanted to get away from that.”

The 2020 feature described how Mike and Cathy Grange bought the business following the founder’s retirement and built their team.

In 2020, the business described a range of services including bookbinding, wide-format printing and everyday printed materials.

Printexpress, 12 Market Street, Buxton, SK17 6LD

T: 01298 72009 / Freephone 08000 746 777

E: sales@printexpressonline.co.uk

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