Why not dine in Didcot this evening?
Spotted on my way to Cardiff yesterday. An example of advertising by committee perhaps?
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Actually Oxonians understand customer segmentation very well so to keep everyone happy there is a similar Promoting Didcot Negatively campaign:
"Get orf moi laaand - keeping Didcot nice for local people"
with the slogan: "No food here for you stranger. Stay on the train."
Posted by: Lloyd Davis | 07/12/2007 at 07:23
Yep saw that one and did indeed stay on the train.
Posted by: Antony Mayfield | 07/12/2007 at 08:38