Another High Street Rebrand

scottishtv · Fri 22 Oct, 2010 10.26

If there's one parked on the High Street, I guess it could be considered a High Street Rebrand? (tenuous)

Police cars to have national livery in savings plan

It's not clear if those pics are of the actual design. I wonder if there will be any space for the regional identity, ie local force name? (à la "ScotRail is operated by First" on our nationally branded trains up here)

Nick Harvey · Fri 22 Oct, 2010 11.35

Whilst, at the same time, the NHS has cancelled their national software deal with Microsoft and is now expecting individual locations to buy their software.

I don't know what the exact figures are (I'm sure someone will look them up for me), but this will cost the NHS, overall, one hell of a lot more money.

Alexia · Sun 31 Oct, 2010 01.14

I love the fact that the Arabic FedEx logo also has an arrow in it; just pointing the other way.

AJ · Mon 01 Nov, 2010 19.19

Not really high street, but Sea Life has recently gone through a rebranding exercise.

Old logo:

New logo:

The new one is a lot nicer, although I can't help but think that the lower case i makes it look a little bit wrong.

Chie · Mon 22 Nov, 2010 12.06

Boots have rebranded their vitamin range with a boxed Boots Pharmaceuticals logo.

http://www.boots.com/en/Boots-Pharmaceu ... -_1127509/

DVB Cornwall · Mon 22 Nov, 2010 13.27

Boots products have been available to independent pharmacies, at least in the SW for a while.

Critique · Sat 27 Nov, 2010 14.04

I note that one of the shopping channels on the telly is trying to sell a kettle on the basis that it can spin 360 degrees whilst boiling the water.

In other news, my Wilkinson has had a facelift after they updated the signage a few months ago. They've just moved the doors further down, but we still have the ancient checkout area.

Alexia · Sat 27 Nov, 2010 14.16

Critique wrote:I note that one of the shopping channels on the telly is trying to sell a kettle on the basis that it can spin 360 degrees whilst boiling the water.

The benefit being....?

Sput · Sat 27 Nov, 2010 15.39

TwirlySteam!

Critique · Sat 27 Nov, 2010 15.47

Alexia wrote:
Critique wrote:I note that one of the shopping channels on the telly is trying to sell a kettle on the basis that it can spin 360 degrees whilst boiling the water.
The benefit being....?

Apparently it means that if you were left handed and your partner was right handed, there wouldn't be a problem.

Alexia · Sat 27 Nov, 2010 19.40

Critique wrote:
Alexia wrote:
Critique wrote:I note that one of the shopping channels on the telly is trying to sell a kettle on the basis that it can spin 360 degrees whilst boiling the water.
The benefit being....?
Apparently it means that if you were left handed and your partner was right handed, there wouldn't be a problem.

You mean southpaws and righties are breeding??