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If anyone is aware of This Water, which mainly seems to be sold in supermarkets, it now appears to be known as This Juicy Water.


I wonder if it is some dispute over the name, or they whether they wanted a more distinctive name.

It's a revert to what it was called up until six years ago.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/migr ... cence.html

So the Co-op aren't now going to buy the Lloyds 'Project Verde' business/branches, but they will still be branded TSB soon.

nodnirG kraM wrote:According to all the reports I heard, it'll be "TSB Bank". Oh good. To go with your PIN number I suppose.

Well, it is what the old TSB called itself.

Still a tautological pleonasm though.

Alexia wrote:Still a tautological pleonasm though.

Damn. Had to look 'pleonasm' up before I got your very clever joke

(Always good to learn a new word)

Like.

Possibly interesting high street sights I saw in Shanghai:

Oddly, most Liverpool branches are going to TSB. As far as I can make out, only one in the whole of the city will remain in the centre. The C&G next door to it has had its new signage installed with the C&G sticker ready to be whipped off. Most Lloyds TSB branches have also now had their new signage installed ready for 'TSB day'.

nodnirG kraM wrote:

Philip wrote:

nodnirG kraM wrote:According to all the reports I heard, it'll be "TSB Bank". Oh good. To go with your PIN number I suppose.

Well, it is what the old TSB called itself.

How inspiring.

Of course that logo was revealed when the move was first announced. Personally I love the fact it's just a modernisation of what I can remember from my childhood.

nodnirG kraM wrote:

Philip wrote:

nodnirG kraM wrote:According to all the reports I heard, it'll be "TSB Bank". Oh good. To go with your PIN number I suppose.

Well, it is what the old TSB called itself.

How inspiring.

I rather like the new logo, it's a nice fresh update of the old one.