channel for brands. Government cuts Change4Life In opposition, the Conservative Party made no secret of its plans to slash the government s adspend, although it was unclear where exactly the axe ... , and in July, health secretary Andrew Lansley finally confirmed that the government would no longer fund its ...
Despite retailers expecting a bumper Christmas this year , the outlook for the New Year is more uncertain. The coalition government will raise the basic rate of VAT to 20% on 4 January as part of its austerity package . Data company Acxiom says the tax hike will not have a uniform effect, and some groups ...
the answers", and will need to work in partnership with customers, suppliers, governments and NGOs ...
-party sectors and is linked to the government's policy on advancing social responsibility. The exact nature ...
. CHANGE4LIFE Making government campaigns compelling is no easy task, but with Change4Life ...
% - just ahead of disappointed and angry . The advent of the first coalition government in many ... the mood is ripe for change, an untested government coupled with a new type of politics is bound to bring teething problems. A sense of strong directional government is vital at a time when uncertainty is still ...
: "[Swannell s] appointment completes our succession plan and enables us to revert to standard governance ...
the government that banks and building societies were not doing enough to support consumers. Nationwide has now ...
that take an interest in the food eaten in schools. Meanwhile, the UK's rules governing the marketing ... by the government in 2008, the calls for snack manufacturers to offer healthier choices for children or face ...
handled by MPG. RKCR/Y R was also responsible for the second-placed ad, for Government Crime Prevention ...
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