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Leagas Delaney London managing director James Hayhurst is off to be brand director of Unilever’s Persil and is to be replaced by the agency’s head of account management Remi Rasenberg (left). Rasenberg has been with Leagas for four years. Prior ...

You should expect the unexpected from Leagas Delaney and in its new campaign for Lil-Lets Smartfit tampons it enlists a bloke to show the girls the benefits of their expanding properties. Apparently research shows that most women think all tampons ...

Leagas Delaney’s managing director James Hayhurst cut his teeth as a graduate trainee at BMP/DDB in 2000 where he spent 11 years honing his creative mind, and eye, working on award-winning campaigns for brands including Volkswagen, Channel 4 and Teacher ...

Leagas Delaney’s Nigel Roberts is one of advertising’s most awarded copywriters. He began his career at Saatchi & Saatchi and first worked at Leagas Delaney in the mid 1990’s. Over the years he has been head of copy at Bainsfair ...

***Wieden+Kennedy has won Gap clothing’s global account, the first time the struggling retailer has had a lead agency since leaving Ogilvy in 2012. The company is now showing signs of life under new CMO Seth Farbman, an ex-Ogilvy manager and ...

***Leagas Delaney’s Milan office (with help from the Brits) has won the Telecom Italia account, against a star-studded line-up of European creative agencies. You can find out more here if you’re Italian’s better than mine. Life’s never dull at Leagas ...

Leagas Delaney is launching a new Facebook app for feelunique.com, which claims to be Europe’s largest online beauty retailer. The new app allows visitors to feelunique.com’s Facebook page to create their own T-shirt design using a wide variety of backgrounds ...

London agency Leagas Delaney is doing its bit to help independent cafes and eateries in the Fitzrovia area of central London (left), the bit between Tottenham Court Road and where it becomes Noho, just north of Oxford Street. The agency ...

We have a monumental housing crisis in the UK, where young people (in particular) can’t afford to get on what we cheerfully call the ‘housing ladder’ because they don’t have any money for the deposit, let alone paying the mortgage ...