On the subject of RBS, my branch in Edinburgh has new signage sporting a new logo. The arrows remain but 'RBS' has been replaced with 'Royal Bank of Scotland'. I'll try and get a photo in the next couple of days, but imagine the old logo with a new font. The branch featured on an RBS advert a coupl...

On the subject of RBS, my branch in Edinburgh has new signage sporting a new logo. The arrows remain but 'RBS' has been replaced with 'Royal Bank of Scotland'. I'll try and get a photo in the next couple of days, but imagine the old logo with a new font. The branch featured on an RBS advert a couple...

Brand New has an article on the rebrands http://www.underconsideration.com/brand ... kWdWhYZ09U

The TSB logo on tsb.co.uk has been updated to look less pixelated however now has a minor Shatliffing effect. I note the filename is still "for_the_journey.jpg" which nicely highlights how its just the old LTSB website with new colours. It does look rather bad. I imagine the Online Bankin...

If you zoom in on this image from an Edinburgh branch you can still see the old circle marks from the old, old logo. Missed a chance to cover them up.

https://twitter.com/TSB_News/status/377 ... 52/photo/1

I'm going to assume the transition from Lloyds TSB to Lloyds Bank isn't happening overnight like the TSB launch?

TSB branding guidelines, for fellow logo geeks.

http://www.tsb.co.uk/media/TSB%20Usage%20Guidelines.pdf

I'm glad I shared that story of the broken Nokia with you all. Riveting reading 8 years on.

I'm guessing that each colour in the logo represents a product (blue is Windows, green is Xbox, red is Office, yellow is… something).

If that's the case then it's not particularly future-proof.

A new look TV Forum is now in BETA.

http://neon.tvforum.co.uk

I could be wrong, but I believe petrol stations can't be built on for at least 5 years after closure due to either fuel underground or the fumes. It would probably explain why some are left derelict for years.