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Charlotte RogersThe building society has brushed aside the ban for “misleading” claims over brand closures, updating its adverts with renewed branch pledge.
The building society has brushed aside the ban for “misleading” claims over brand closures, updating its adverts with renewed branch pledge.
Sainsbury’s new initiative, which replaces its Price Lock promotion, bears an identical name to a similar scheme from Tesco.
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After a series of complaints, including from rival Santander, the ASA ruled consumers may be led to believe the building society would not close branches in the long term.
The car brand enlisted the help of Sky Media to take the launch of the Range Rover Sport from standard branded content to must see TV.
The discounter has pledged to cut more prices in 2024 than ever before.
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