Lloyds ‘disagrees’ with judgement of advertising watchdog about ‘misleading’ social housing advert

News28.08.2511.15 AM by Ellie Brown

Lloyds Banking Group has expressed its disagreement with a ruling by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), which branded a national press advert highlighting its commercial support for social housing “misleading”.

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