Nokia's brand will only be on feature phones (under a 10 year licence) and not smartphones, which will now use Microsoft's brand. http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tech/news/a512070/nokia-branded-smartphones-to-be-phased-out-following-microsoft-buyout.html In other news, the new Android is called Kit-Kat....

Blue eh? So that branch will be a TSB, I assume? A Lloyds would be green.

Presumably everyone will still end up referring to these places with their original names anyway - so a rather big waste of money. Indeed. Everyone locally refers to Bransholme Centre, even though it was renamed North Point Shopping Centre over a decade ago. Glades in Bromley and The Chimes in Uxbr...

I'm glad they don't own any of my local shopping centres. They're like ITV, running roughshod over local heritage.

Hasn't Broadmarsh in Nottingham been on the verge of refurbishment/rebuilding for about a decade, hence why Argos may not be bothering to refurb their store? The interior and what was the Elizabeth Duke counter is also equally dated. At least for the last six years. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bro...

Yeah, Argos may end in an S, but the word is singular and therefore that should read "Argos IS changing".

Well it's not who owned them before the merger - the big Lloyds TSB on George Street, Hull seems to be staying a Lloyds but was originally a TSB.

I don't get it. What does Captain Janeway have to do with that?

Whataday wrote:Jessops Cardiff reopened last week. They had graphics in the window a few weeks prior saying 'Back in a Flash' (ho ho ho)

lol, good pun for a photographic supplies shop.

Yeah, I only ever seem to be able to find them in Home Bargains. And they don't have the full range - they never have Salt and Vinegar for example.

They still make those. http://www.goldenwonder.com/products/go ... omato.html