When did that stop being used?

I mean, that old logo could do with refining 10 years on, and it's possible they looked at Sainsbury's and decided against the wavy line. Who knows?

JAS84 wrote:Looks like that person was right. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-38385961

Is that really the point though? Surely the point is about assumptions?

So it is worth your time?

The only thing I can think of is that the organic milk is from Duchy/Crown land..? Not sure why that would need mentioning though.

Where do you live, Rob? Because I don't recognise it as a picture of a modern British town at all.

The Newcastle Airport one is run by SSP. I was quite surprised when it opened that M&S would be up for franchising out their brand like that - doesn't strike me as a very "M&S" thing to do, but maybe the same is true of some of their other travel locations too? Ditto for Waitrose,...

Apologies if this has been mentioned, but has anybody else seen the extremely odd hybrid set up as found in Asda Huddersfield (I think it was there...) The customer unloads there shopping in the normal way. It has a member of staff doing the scanning, with items then redirected to a bagging area and...

They all look like they're the same font to me - surely not out of date, rather never actually designed to be the logos at all?

TopCat wrote:Just to inform you that I have contacted 'cityprod' to inform him that both this and the TV Forum topic are discussing him.

Could you let him know that he's also being discussed in the secret forum?

I think that that's rather the point he's making