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Dear readers,

The SYP Annual General Meeting on the 16th January was, as usual, an action packed affair.  A full report can be found here, but what I wanted to update you on right away was the changes to InPr

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As children and to some extent as adults, we are told that we are equal to others, that in no way should be feel, or be made to feel, inferior to someone else. An example of this is the classic scenario where a man, in male peer company, see

Greetings from your editor, Gurdeep Mattu.  I know we've been a bit quiet on the InPrint Online front recently.  We've actually been busy redesigning the concept of InPrint Online, and now, we are launching

You're currently sitting on the front page of the new site mini-site, wi

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Hi, this is a quick note from your new editor - Gurdeep Mattu. 

I've spent the last two years bringing you InPrint in paper format, and seen it go from a 12pp A4 newsletter to a 32pp A5 magazine that was slick, well-designed and full of content.  We even