Barclays has projected 12 leading football players onto its global headquarters to celebrate the start of Barclay’s Women’s Super League.
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The ‘woke’ war – why brands are offending people and what they can do about it
Industry experts look at why even ‘woke’ brands keep offending consumers, and what they can do to avoid problems in the future.
eToro strikes major deal to sponsor Arsenal, Everton and West Ham in coming WSL season
Trading and investing platform eToro is set to become a major sponsor of the WSL over the coming season, having struck deals with several teams.
Gillette’s Venus enlists Arsenal star to help more women get into sport
Gillette’s Venus is looking to tackle barriers preventing women entering into sport with a powerful new campaign fronted by Lotte Wubben-Moy.
WaterAid showcases transformational impact of its work in heartwarming new film
WaterAid has launched a new campaign to highlight the positive impact that its work is having on developing communities around the world.
England Football gets healthy as it partners with new Mars Wrigley brand
England Football has renewed an evolved partnership with Mars Wrigley, choosing to team up with KIND and Extra, and drop its existing relationship with Snickers.
Subway steps in to McDonald’s vs Burger King ChatGPT feud
Subway has joined that ChatGPT battle that has been raging between between fast food giants McDonald’s and Burger King over the past several days with its own tongue-in-cheek dig.
Eurovision 2023: how are brands capitalising on the Liverpudlian glamfest?
How have some of the biggest brands in the country sought to capatilise on the buzz and excitement surrounding Eurovision 2023?
Deliveroo releases phonetic Liverpudlian menus ahead of Eurovision 2023
Deliveroo has teamed up with Atomic Kitten’s Natasha Hamilton to launch ‘Deliver-pudlian’ menus ahead of Eurovision 2023.
‘Bang average’: 100 marketers’ thoughts on the state of modern advertising
Disappointing creative and no sense of humour – Contagious’ Phoebe O’Connell uncovers what top-level execs think about the state of advertising.