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Welcome to Prontaprint Russell Square, the thesis production specialists. We work with thousands of students just like you who are struggling to find a cheap, reliable thesis printer. We offer thesis production in as little as two hours with our fully guaranteed promise of completing it on time.
Why use us? We have years of experience in producing thesis to wesminster‘s specification with the cheapest colour printing price for thesis that we know of.
We offer a 2, 4, 24 or 48 hour service or delivery to any UK address in just 3-4 working days or a central London Express same/next day service with colour printing at just 19p and binding from just £18.
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Kip Heath★★★★★ 7 months agoNot the cheapest place around, but the staff are routinely friendly, efficient and incredibly quick. Used them multiple times and never had anything other than a hassle free and helpful service.
Jodi Moore★★★★★ a year agoAmazing quality prints, fast turnaround and very helpful staff. Not too expensive either. Really impressed with the service especially during what is a really difficult time for lots of business. Thanks so much!!
Hana A.★★★★★ a year agoVery easy to upload and enter requirements. Accurate time estimates and great quality work. I’ve used the service twice now. Would use again, and highly recommend.
What we’ve learnt about wesminster
The Westminster story began in 1838, when Sir George Cayley opened the Polytechnic Institution at 309 Regent Street in London. In 1881, philanthropist Quintin Hogg, bought the Royal Polytechnic Institution building and moved his Young Men’s Christian Institute into 309 Regent Street, which soon became the publicly funded Regent Street Polytechnic.
Since then, our education institution has secured a reputation as a place for firsts. These include:
-the first polytechnic in the UK (1838)
-the opening of the first public photographic portrait studio in Europe (1841)
-the venue for the first public moving picture show in the UK, organised by the Lumiere brothers (1896)
organising the first marathon race (at the London Olympics) over the now traditional distance of 26 miles, 385 yards (1908)
-offering the first degree courses in Photographic Science, Photography, and Media Studies (1960s and 1970s)
-the first modern university to win the Queen’s Award for Enterprise – International Trade
-the UK’s first Partner University for UN Habitat, the agency which deals with human settlement and development.