Warburtons has parted company with marketing director Richard Hayes after nearly five years.

Diageo has appointed Tribal DDB to create an interactive digital experience for visitors to its Guinness Storehouse brewery visitor attraction in Dublin.

The Welsh Government is trying to dissuade parents from lighting up in their cars, with the help of an anti-smoking campaign by Golley Slater.

Rexona (Sure in the UK) and Clear, the deodorant and anti-dandruff brands owned by Unilever, are to sponsor British Formula 1 team Lotus in a multi-year deal.

O2 has signed a new four-year extension to its sponsorship of the Rugby Football Union (RFU), which is thought to trump the value of the previous £4m a year contract and will add England home matches to its Priority tickets offering for customers.

The Economist has launched two sets of posters as part of its 'Where Do You Stand?' campaign.

Marketers are not doing enough to make customers activate loyalty programmes, with two in five (39%) people not using all the loyalty programmes they are enrolled in, according to findings from ICM Research.

OgilvyOne celebrates becoming Campaign's Direct Agency of the Year 2011 for a second year running.

News International, publisher of The Sun and The Times, has signed a seven-figure partnership deal with Global Radio, which will include at least six months of activity across a variety of stations such as Capital FM and Classic FM.

Tesco is delaying the rollout of a full banking proposition, after announcing its flagship current account product will not be available until next year.