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Stuart posted:
steddenm posted:
This has been sent out from the ITV Press Office to a number of newspapers in Manchester and surrounding area. This version has been provided for Metro Manchester who are running a special "Coronation Street" edition the week of the tram crash...

Politanlink Poster

What a pity they couldn't even be bothered to spell Altrincham correctly. Confused


I do like the note at the bottom!
Quote:
This is a fictional poster for the Coronation Street storyline. The Politanlink company does not exist, neither does Nightingale Row tramstop or the Weatherfield Wayfarer bus. © 2010 ITV Studios Ltd. This lower section of the poster is not to be in public view.
ST
stevek2
yes that's bound to piss a few people off who've spent the last five decades thinking weatherfield exists Rolling Eyes

I think the live episode will be all inside scenes, be a bit odd if it snows on the night and they are filming outside Confused
CH
Chie
Next week's edition of the Radio Times is available in 12 different Coronation Street-themed covers.

Link
Last edited by Chie on 27 November 2010 9:48am - 2 times in total
MI
Michael
Stuart posted:
steddenm posted:
This has been sent out from the ITV Press Office to a number of newspapers in Manchester and surrounding area. This version has been provided for Metro Manchester who are running a special "Coronation Street" edition the week of the tram crash...

Politanlink Poster

What a pity they couldn't even be bothered to spell Altrincham correctly. Confused


They have an interesting spelling of Nightingale too in the body text.

Also, they nicked the tram pic straight from a certain Bury wannabe-councillor's website

http://benjaminfshatliff.com/links.html
MI
Michael
Chie posted:
Next week's edition of the Radio Times is available in 12 different Coronation Street-themed covers.

Link


....which you can see more of here: (Warning - link to Digital Spy)

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/soaps/s3/coronation-street/i329265/coronation-street-radio-times-corrie-50th-anniversary-cover-katherine-kelly.html
CH
Chie
You can see them all on Radio Times, Michael.

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JE
Jez Founding member
Nice to see the Radio Times and most other tv mags featuring Corrie for its 50th week. I could only see Bet and Michelle covers of the Radio Times in Tesco tho - I want a Hilda cover!
BE
Ben Founding member
Michael posted:
Stuart posted:
steddenm posted:

What a pity they couldn't even be bothered to spell Altrincham correctly. Confused


They have an interesting spelling of Nightingale too in the body text.

Also, they nicked the tram pic straight from a certain Bury wannabe-councillor's website

http://benjaminfshatliff.com/links.html


Is it a genuine thing? Steddenm has been known to fake some things in the past. I find it a bit questionable that they'd link to gmpte's website in what is essentially an advert.
PT
Put The Telly On
Ben posted:
Michael posted:
Stuart posted:
steddenm posted:

What a pity they couldn't even be bothered to spell Altrincham correctly. Confused


They have an interesting spelling of Nightingale too in the body text.

Also, they nicked the tram pic straight from a certain Bury wannabe-councillor's website

http://benjaminfshatliff.com/links.html


Is it a genuine thing? Steddenm has been known to fake some things in the past. I find it a bit questionable that they'd link to gmpte's website in what is essentially an advert.


You've just made a very interesting point there........! *cough* http://trafalgar-group.co.uk/default.aspx
Last edited by Put The Telly On on 27 November 2010 8:29pm
DB
dbl
Looks a bit amateurish for a corporate website.
CH
Chewy
I agree, it wouldn't be wise to put that in newspapers, it's too true to life and would probably go over a lot of peoples head since "Coronation Street" isn't mentioned anywhere
WH
Whataday Founding member
It seems pretty fake to me, although I have registered politanlink.co.uk just in case Wink Wink

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