Angel's Envy kicks off Manhattan week in the UK - The Spirits Business
Bacardi-owned Angel’s Envy has teamed up with bars around London and Edinburgh to celebrate the Manhattan cocktail.
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From Alfred to Hodge, the non-woke names that should now be on the Tube map
London’s Ginger Line has suddenly turned into a rainbow. Not only has Sadiq Khan given stretches of the Overground new colours, they have also been renamed. And, unsurprisingly, the Mayor, shrieval overlord of diversity and inclusivity, has chosen names that reinforce a particular view of London’s, and Britain’s, history, one that celebrates (or if we’re being more cynical, fetishises) the contributions, experiences and struggles of women and minorities.
Source: yahoo.com
Fancy a ride on the Lioness line? Sadiq Khan unveils revamped Overground lines named after the Windrush generation and Suffragettes that cost TfL £6million - as rest of the network trudges on
Mayor Sadiq Khan was today blasted for 'virtue signalling nonsense' as he unveiled new names and colours for all six London Overground rail lines in a £6.3million project by TfL.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Sadiq Khan defends £6.3million revamp of Overground lines
The Lioness, Mildmay, Windrush, Weaver, Suffragette and Liberty lines were revealed by the Labour Mayor, but Tories quickly criticised the 'virtue signalling nonsense'.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Revealed: Sadiq Khan's TfL paid branding agency £115,000 for five months of 'naming research' involving workshops with 'underrepresented groups' before unveiling revamp of London Overground lines
Sadiq Khan's Transport for London paid a branding agency more than £115,000 for five months of 'naming research' before it unveiled the revamp of the London Overground lines.
Source: dailymail.co.uk