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Despite branding the Oval cricket ground for a number of years, it has not significantly increased levels of awareness. So is sponsoring the England cricket team a bad idea? As always, it depends ... with cricket by sponsoring the England team will increase the brand's gravitas. It might also mark the start ...
The bank announced last week it would retain the Halifax and Bank of Scotland brands, although it is yet to confirm plans for the full portfolio. Bank of Scotland will be the primary retail and corporate banking brand in Scotland, while Lloyds TSB and Halifax will remain active in England and Wales ...
Although the company is yet to announce plans for the full portfolio of brands it would acquire with HBOS, including Birmingham Midshires and Clerical Medical, the Lloyds TSB and Halifax brands will remain active in England and Wales, Bank of Scotland will operate in the retail and corporate banking ...
of England are the most likely to be sent commercial mail after their death. The most-affected area is Hull ...
that Northern Rock had asked for emergency funding from the Bank of England. His habit of breaking big stories ...
hosted in England took place in 1966, when the home nation trium-phed. The tournament would be the first ...
, with Emirates the title sponsor of the IRB London and Edinburgh Sevens tournaments and the England Sevens team ...
's World Cup Qualifier between England and Andorra on Setanta. The brand will also advertise during Wednesday's key fixture between England and Croatia. The current activity follows on from a major 10m ...
and England's progress to that tournament's final in September, agencies say that a decline was always likely ...
couple of years. Npower launched its first smart meter trials in the North East of England in August ...
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