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Relief printmaking course at Edinburgh Printmakers

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Typographic Surprise event in October

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Adana workshops at St Brides

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Exhibition in Dundee

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Introductions to St Brides and the Norwich Printing Museum

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Booking open for Print Networks 2022

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Robert Smail’s opening for 2022

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Typographic Surprises! online event

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Printing workshop at Glasgow Press

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St Brides Library is closed in February

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On 9 November 1868, the Glasgow Herald moved into new premises on Buchanan Street, on a site that extends back to Mitchell Street. The frontage is decorated with figures of Gutenburg and Caxton. The Mitchell Street frontage was redesigned by Charles Rennie Mackintosh at the end of the 19th century.

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