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including its name being changed from The Nottingham and Robin Hood being dropped from the logo. The new logo features the brand's new name, Nottingham Building Society, in bold swirly writing on a ...

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The new logo features the brand's new name, Nottingham Building Society, in bold swirly writing on a bright mint green background. But many people have expressed their concern that Robin Hood is ...

the company - now known as the Nottingham Building Society instead of The Nottingham - raised some brows when it revealed the city's iconic Robin Hood will no longer be part of the logo.

Another customer, Amanda Johnson, wrote: “We have lost our much-loved and widely recognised logo and come up with a very expensive and confusing rebranding.” Robin, a 12th century noble-turned-rebel, ...

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William Browne added: “I preferred the old logo.” Former British government minister Sir Alec Shelbrooke was not amused either. “There’s nothing more English than the story of Robin Hood ...