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Rehab officially launches Manchester office and bags Lancashire Tea rebrand | Print |  Email to a friend
Monday, 24 November 2008
Rehab is expanding beyond its home in Lancaster into a new office in Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The news follows on the back of Lancashire Tea’s decision to hand its re-branding task to the team ahead of a re-launch next year.

Rehab is expanding beyond its home in Lancaster to open up a new office in Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The news follows on the back of Lancashire Tea’s decision to hand its re-branding task to the team ahead of a re-launch next year.
Rehab has been in business for the past three and a half years and, according to MD Janie Ash, is expanding into its new base as a reaction to client demand.

“We’ve had so much interest in Rehab coming from the Greater Manchester area that it made sense to set up a base here,” she said.

She went on to add that the whole agency was “really passionate about being in Manchester” and that the “creative team are over the moon as the city is the place to be.”

The new office is based on Faraday Street.

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A new look is brewing
In tandem with the move, Rehab has also linked up with city-based PR outfit Smith & Smith to work together across two key accounts.

The first is the aforementioned Lancashire Tea, while the second is Completely Clean, which also requires full re-branding ahead of a nationwide re-launch.

Smith & Smith will be providing PR support for both accounts and have been brough in as Rehab, in Ash’s words again, have a desire to “stick to what we are best at, which is great creative ideas.”

Rehab is now creating a new brand identity for Lancashire Tea and redesigning its packaging ahead of the New Year re-launch. Smith & Smith has already commenced with a PR campaign.

www.therehabagency.com

www.smithandsmithpr.co.uk

 

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