Publicising your group

Publicity is an important part of running a group. It is the way you let people know what you are doing and how they can get involved.

This section is full of information about how to publicise your group’s activities to your community and the public.

The Resource Centre has a Community Print Room, where community and voluntary groups can produce good quality printed materials at very low cost.

If you want to produce a large number of flyers or newsletters, our digital copyprinters are fantastic. You can print lots of copies for a low price, in black, red, green or maroon ink (or a combination of these colours).

If you want full colour (e.g. for photos or colour graphics), we have a high quality laser printer. It is a quick and cheap way to print short runs of full colour printing (compared to commercial printers). For A2 and A1 posters, we also have a large format inkjet printer.

We also have a laminator, binding machine, electric guillotine, folding machine and booklet maker, so you can get your publications all finished off once they are printed.

See our list of Print Equipment and Prices for full details of what’s available, and check out our Beginner’s guide to Printing for some useful tips on designing for print.

These books are available at the Resource Centre, to borrow or to use in the Centre.

Equipment available from the Resource Centre

Equipment available from other suppliers

The services listed below are not provided by the Resource Centre. These are websites and services we feel are particularly useful for small groups in Brighton & Hove, and which are not easy to find by searching the internet.

Most useful services for local groups
Instant print
https://www.instantprint.co.uk/

Services provided:
Banner printing, Printing services

Links T-shirts
01273 674994
www.linkstshirts.com
[email protected]

Services provided:
T-shirt printing, Promotional goods

Other services you might find useful

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