Another High Street Rebrand

[AxG]

Here's the lot that make up Derbyshire:

[Invent Meridian]

More from Hampshire.

[bilky asko]

Oldham's another to rebrand recently, changing from:
to

That's the one that cost £100,000. Yep, you heard right. They paid an advertising agency ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS to design that. Absolutely un-bloody-believeable. It must have taken all of 2 minutes in Adobe Illustrator.

So would the BBC Logo. It doesn't mean it's not a good logo - which, in my opinion, it is.

[steddenm]

Why does the Southampton City Council logo have an ® attached to it? Aren't they all registered trademarks?

[tillyoshea]

This is Newcastle's... a bit handwriting-font-tastic for my liking:

[marksi]

North Down Borough Council's crest:



...now reinterpreted by Snow Patrol following their (fab) gig in Bangor last weekend:

[Alexia]

Since everyone's doing this, here's a couple of South Wales' offerings. Before this lot, we just had Glamorgan and Monmouthshire. Then we had Mid Glamorgan, Gwent and Monmouthshire. Now we got a few more.

[Malpass93]

North Lincs' neighbours:



Lincolnshire proper's logo is a green version of the Lincoln Imp. I thought it was a green rose for a long time.



Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes has this as their logo.



Over the bridge, they use this...



...and further north still is Hull, home to this.

[Aidy]

This is the Swindon Borough Council logo, a tree with a subtle 'S' inside. It's a good effort, however the main gripe is that everything council related tends to be garishly orange, including the household recycling boxes

[Beep]

http://www.ipo.gov.uk/domestic?domesticnum=2182885


Hmm.

[Alexia]

http://www.ipo.gov.uk/domestic?domesticnum=2182885
Hmm.

Yes your beloved Brum and it's councillors are the source of endless DailyMail xenophobic seasonal outrages. You must be so proud.