Banks Hoggins nets pounds 5m ad account for Bluewater complex
26 Jun 1998 | by KAREN YATES
Banks Hoggins O Shea has scooped the pounds 5 million launch of Europe s largest shopping mall, the Kent-based Bluewater complex.
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