National Blood Service retains DLKW
31 Jan 2008 | by Staff
to working in partnership with DLKW again. The new creative is expected to break in April 2008. ...
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DLKW fought off competition from Farm, Lowe Partners and St Luke s to win the business ... round, leaving DLKW and Farm to battle it out. The campaign will target anyone aged between 17 and 60 ... very much look forward to working in partnership with DLKW again. The NBS is a part of NHS Blood ...
to working in partnership with DLKW again. The new creative is expected to break in April 2008. ...
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