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The 30th Perudo World Championships, hosted once again by Paul Lamond and University Games, proved to be a star-studded affair this year with the fashion designer and TV presenter Alexa Chung on hand to present the winner’s trophy to none other than her boyfriend, Orson Fry. The world’s finest Perudo …

University Games and Paul Lamond will be venturing north of The Wall – and certainly the M25 – when it breaches the gates at Birmingham’s NEC next week to launch its new collection of Game of Thrones 3D puzzles at this year’s Autumn Fair. Following the epic, if not opinion-dividing, …

Paula Vernall is very familiar with the London territory and brings with her nearly 30 years of sale industry experience, all gained in the capital city.

In celebration of the company’s 34th Anniversary, it was also announced that Richard Wells will become the managing director of the merged University Games UK business effective from April 1 2019.

"The Educa Borras collection really adds strength and depth to our puzzle range and the new jigsaws will join a whole host of exciting new games and puzzles that we will be launching at Toy Fair.”

After hours of fighting off tough competition from 140 Perudo players, the accolade went to Jes Ongley, Chief Operating Officer at Be the Brand Experience, who is now the proud owner of the traditional ‘Silver Perudo Cup and Dice’ trophy.

“The popularity of Perudo has seen significant growth with new, fresh faces becoming Perudo fans all the time. It’s a game that’s become part of life in universities, pubs and homes everywhere, and we’re looking forward to finding out who will be crowned the World Perudo Champion 2018.”

The firm is launching a raft of licensed football games and puzzles to coincide with the new season.

The games and puzzles specialist has named Mark Jones as its new national accounts manager and Jacqui Butler as its area sales manager for London.

The successful Horrible Histories series, written by Terry Deary and illustrated by Martin Brown, celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, marking a quarter of a century of informing and entertaining children through the annals of time.