Looking for answers, disgruntled traders flooded the direct messages of the Twitter page of the World Wide Robin Hood society, a group of enthusiasts in the English legend of Robin Hood ...

Meanwhile, customers of the building society branded the new logo 'ridiculous' and a 'waste ... is wrong with celebrating/using a well known English legend!' Robin, from the 12th century ...

A UK building society has been met with a barrage of angry customers accusing it of ‘going woke’ and ‘cancelling Robin Hood’ after it unveiled a dramatic new logo and branding. The ...

The building society first used Robin Hood as part of its logo in the 1980s ... ROBIN Hood is embedded in English folklore, first appearing in 14th century ballads. They tell of a rebel, robbing ...

Sir Shelbrook said: “There’s nothing more English than the ... “I preferred the old logo.” Article continues below A spokesperson for Nottingham Building Society told The Sun: “We ...

Sir Alec Shelbrooke MP, a former Conservative minister, told The Telegraph : “There’s nothing more English than the story ... Welcome to a different kind of society." Another said: “Another wrote: "I ...

The infamous Sherwood Forest outlaw is a hero of English folklore who stole from ... Nottingham Building Society’s new logo features a bright green background and the “N” has been stylised.

But an English financial institution that ... Further explaining the new look logo, a spokesman for the society said: “We are incredibly proud of our roots and 175 years of history in Nottingham.