MOBPA NEWS...

Awaydays
Why not hold your departmental outing, lunch or even Christmas drinks here at the museum? Contact Francesca for more information.

Diageo
See our new major sponsor's display in the 'branding' section of the museum. We would like to thank Diageo for their kind support.

Volunteers
We have opportunities for helpful students for four hours per week for a minimum of 3 months. Email CVs to Francesca

Mintel
The Museum is pleased to announce its recent affiliation with product and market research company Mintel

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Book your group visits and lecture space now!

Welcome to our first education newsletter, aimed at all tutors, lecturers and teachers who have brought and sent their students here since the museum opened in December 2005. We thank you for your continued support. Over 8,600 students have benefited from the increased accessibility of a London location. Our visitor numbers continue to grow year on year, and we urge all of you planning to bring groups over summer or during the busy autumn term to book your visit early. Our conference space is available for hire at a discounted rate on Mondays for educational purposes. Email Francesca to book group visits or enquire about the space
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Biscuit Bonanza - new temporary exhibition

In addition to our permanent collection of over 12,000 original items, we're happy to announce temporary exhibitions opening soon:

Biscuit Bonanza

17th July 2008 - 31st January 2009

Over 100 colourful and vibrant designs show the amazing art of the biscuit label. Along with 400 shaped biscuit tins that have adorned British homes since the Victorian times, this exhibition demonstrates the printing prowess of the biscuit trade.
 

Sweet Sixties - opening soon

8th September 2008 to 31st May 2009

The ultimate nostalgia trip for sweet lovers everywhere will happen at the Museum of Brands, Packaging and Advertising where visitors can rekindle their chocolate memories from the 1960s.

Here are all these forgotten favourites – Tiffin, Topic, Skippy, Bar Six, Aztec, Crackermint, Fry’s 5 Centre and Lucky Numbers. The period pack designs will also encourage the nostalgic tastes and temptations from 40 years ago – Caramac, Smarties, Picnic, Toffee Crisp, Dairy Crunch, Aero, Butter Snap, Jelly Babies, New Berry Fruits and Clarnico Mint Creams – and the two brands that changed their names, Marathon to Snickers and Opal Fruits to Starburst.
 

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