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TfL excludes payday loan companies from big money sponsorships
By Maisie McCabe Monday, 09 January 2012 12:56PM
Wonga.com and other payday loan companies are to be banned from signing major corporate sponsorships with Transport for London (TfL), following the highly criticised deal with Wonga for New Year's Eve 2010.
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