Road safety campaigners have criticised a new billboard campaign, featuring model Kelly Brooke naked.
The new adverts, which were launched last week, show the brunette in nothing but a pair of Reebok’s new ‘Reetone’ trainers. The poster has filled billboards at busy junctions and traffic hot spots around the UK and has been labelled as a ‘deadly [...]
A report has called for stricter enforcement of a ban on cyclists riding a long a stretch of the South Bank.
As reported by Road.cc, the London Borough of Lambeth commissioned a report which has resulted in a draft cycling strategy that suggests the ban should be enforced more firmly with the use of signs and [...]
With excitement for the 2012 Olympic Games building ever higher with each passing day, the residents of the nation’s capital are preparing for a four week celebration that will see a huge number of event signs, banners and posters decorate building’s and streets around London.
According to the London Evening Standard, hundreds of parties, concerts, events and [...]
Keep Britain tidy has been forced to defend their latest adverts after campaigners labelled it ‘childish and immature.’
Whilst many will see the funny side of the campaigns image of four posteriors, below large format printing advising consumers to ‘bend over and think of England- pick up litter and bin it!’ the Plain English Campaign is [...]
A lamp-post in London containing parking restrictions has been labelled Britain’s most confusing street sign.
With no less that six panelled signs on the lamp-post, both motorists and parking wardens alike have been left baffled trying to decipher exactly what the sign says.
The signs include a match and event information line and instructions for paying by phone, in addition [...]
A man in Alberta, Canada, is auctioning 40 film posters he found in his house which date back to the days of silent cinema.
Blair Pitre came across the vintage posters two weeks after he moved into the property, back in 2007. Some of the posters date back as far as the late 1920s and early 1930s, [...]
