Coca Cola photograph Diet Coke?

Coca Cola photograph Diet Coke?

Coca-Cola to launch campaign for Christmas, Christmas Truck Tour Coming to Leicester Tesco Extra and Morrison Stamford

Coca-Cola has launched an integrated campaign for Christmas, with the ‘holidays are coming’ advert to launched today

• As part of the campaign, the Coca-Cola truck is set to make 100 stops at towns, cities and supermarkets across Great Britain and Ireland, with consumers able to get their picture taken with the truck.
  
  
  Stamford Morrison's
  Time:9:00 am Date: 14/11/11
  
  
  
  Leicester Hamilton Tesco Extra 
  Time:5:00 pm Date: 14/11/11

• Consumers can find the nearest stop on the truck tour webpage.
  
  The campaign will also be supported with 46 and 96 outdoor sheets showcasing Santa and the Coca-Cola truck, as well as Christmas packaging on products.
  
  The newly refurbished Coca-Cola Piccadilly Sign will also be part of the campaign, featuring Christmas wishes, with consumers invited to Tweet their message to loved ones for a chance to see it up in lights.
  
  Zoe Howarth, market activation director for Coca-Cola Great Britain, said: "Coca-Cola has a rich history in Christmas advertising, creating campaigns that resonate with consumers across the world during the holiday period. We’re thrilled to be celebrating 80 years of Sundblom’s much-loved personification of Santa – bringing his creations to a modern day audience and spreading happiness and festive cheer this Christmas.”
  
  
   
  

Oakham Town Councillor Adam Lowe Donates Sponge

Oakham Town Councillor Adam Lowe Donates Sponge

My first Council meeting passed well, Councillor Adam Lowe asked if I had a sense of humour before donating me a sponge.

He had read Rutland County Councillors, Deputy Leader Terry Kings email!

The sponge is a donation for my new company for which Cllr King has pledge a nice undisclosed cash sum, if I can put a business plan together. Although latterly the offer appears to have changed from a pledge of his own money to a loan. I don't like debt.

I think the sponge could be a stock item for my new £1 store, although previous discussions with the public  led me to believe if a £1 shop was to open here in Oakham it would charge £1.20 per item?