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The rebrand comes ahead of a divestment of the division by parent RBS, which has to sell the assets by the end of 2014 under the terms of its bail-out by the UK government in 2008. According to a report in the Insurance Times , it has changed its name from RBS Insurance Group to Direct Line ...
The drive is part of DCMS's 'Great' campaign, which aims to drive 4.6 million extra visitors to Britain over that period, which the Government hopes will create an additional 2.3bn in visitor spend. VisitBritain and DCMS have partnered with MediaCom to create the global TV, outdoor and digital campaign, which ...
of consumers' and the government's concerns as the obesity epidemic threatens to bankrupt the NHS in the near ...
Brands, landlords and the Government should look to young people for the future of the high street...away from the high street; the high street is failing them. While government at both the national ... , landlords and local and national government working together. Carry on as we are, creating soulless ... the communities. There's a moral obligation for local government, and there is a fiscal opportunity for brand ...
the government cookie jar. A key question, though, relates to the make-up of the ad entrepreneur of the future ...
sustainable lines to help ensure that the UK hits government-agreed environmental targets. This inevitably ... as government pressure grows. Successfully integrating sustainability into branding is a challenge. The task ... presence. The next two years will be a watershed for sustainable packaging as government pressure grows. ...
with a licence from the government, parliament and regulatory authorities. The closer the organisations ...
, alongside governments, that needs to be accountable in delivering a sustainable future and improved ...
downturn - giving vacant government offices to small businesses to help them grow.
with successive governments' strategy of encouraging more young people into higher education, has created a ...
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