Another High Street Rebrand

[Nick Harvey]

I dig it

Sounds kinda retro.

[scottishtv]

After a seemingly endless "closing down" sale, the former Homebase near me has become The Range.co.uk with Garden Centre by Homebase. I don't think the store actually closed at all during the transition.

[thegeek]

has that always been their logo? It reminds me of Radio Shack.

[JAS84]

Until six years ago it was a different font. You're right, the current one does look the same as Radioshack's.

[thegeek]

Legal & General appear to have rebranded as L&G. They've sensibly kept the umbrella.
https://cms.legalandgeneral.com/globala ... g_logo.svg

[AGuyFromUpNorth]

This is bringing back Murrisons flashbacks:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2vv5ej5lgo

[JAS84]

Looks like Pizza Hut have a new logo.

Was posted on their UK social media apparently.

[WillPS]

Looks like Pizza Hut have a new logo.

Was posted on their UK social media apparently.

It looks like the sort of thing a cheap pizza shop borrowing better known branding might come up with.

[Pete]

Pizza Hut are a mess these days. Their pizzas aren't as nice as dominos, the things that used to make it good for kids are now far too expensive, and the restaurants are tired.

Adult buffet, with drink and ice cream on a weekend, is now £19.99.

[cdd]

Isn't the issue with Pizza Hut the perpetual kids eat free/kids eat for £1 offers? Meaning you overpay for an adult meal that subsidises other people's kids.

TGI Fridays is even worse for this. You're not getting out of there for less than £40 and the quality is very low. I'm pretty sure most of their food is frozen.

[ph2o]

Not a rebrand of sorts but I recently noticed the addition of a 'Since 1974' on the signage of McDonald's.

This is McDonald's in Woolwich which I know is the first ever Maccy's in the UK so I wonder if it's a one off.

There is a special recognition plaque on the left next to the Deliveroo guy.