Yes, the tabloid headlines write themselves: "Not-So-Great British Rail", "What's So Great About Great British Rail?" etc.

I could sortof understand it is they were going to go for initials GBR and use it commonly like SNCF in France but it would take years to catch on.

Anyway, will the ...

So a mini-revival of British Rail is coming, with Network Rail updating their Station Signage and Wayfinding guidelines, and the government's plan to unify the Railways under the Great British Railways name, and a re-assertion of the "Double Arrows" icon.

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SAXA of all things is getting a brand refresh...



http://www.underconsideration.com/brand ... t_food.php

Found a clearer image of the new logo. It hasn't been signed off yet, but it is expected to be. The new brand comes first, then the new business re-org next year.

Philip wrote:Ooh that looks bland. Will be a shame if they ditch their unique typeface.

I would like to see it tweaked to be more distinctive. But it looks like they are using the actual BT typeface used outside of the logo.

Apparently BT are close to releasing a new Logo, according to CreativeBloq and the Financial Times...

I just had an email back from Labour, I am now no longer a member. I feel a bit sad about it, but with the direction Corbyn & Momentum are taking the party, I really feel like I cannot be a member any longer. I may rejoin in future if things look up and Momentum get flushed out, but until then ...

Windows 2000 was from the NT line of OSs. A business version of Windows. ME followed the 16/32bit Consumer line.

It wasn't until Windows XP that NT was re-orientated to replace the consumer codebase. And is the reason you got XP Home and XP Pro.

After that, Windows Vista was going to be a HUGE ...

it seems unfinished to me particularly the settings and control panel.
That's the one bit of 10 that I don't like either. Some bits in Settings, some still in Control Panel.

I've taken to simply using God Mode for everything in that area. Then, at least, you find things first time.
The plan is ...

Nick Harvey wrote:What an absolutely dreadful mix of, what appear to be, upper and lower case letters.

Are we certain this isn't a mock off TV Forum?

The term for this kind of mix is Unicase... And yea it does feel a bit all over the place.

Today we see Burnham effectively secure the second preference vote of Corbyn's supporters. Whether that'll do him any good or not, I don't know.

Today David Milliband has joined the ranks of Labour party ghosts warning against Corbyn and trotting out the tired rhetoric that he will be unelectable ...