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U18s Win at Walsham Saturday, 30th Jul 2011 20:12
Town s U18 side continued their pre-season preparations with a 2-1 win at Walsham-le-Willows on Saturday afternoon. Goals from Jack Simmons and Tom Winter put the young Blues ahead before the hosts pulled one back through James Tatham late on.
Russell Osman’s side started brightly but Winter forced Walsham keeper Duncan McNally into a good save down low early on, tipping the ball round the post for a corner.
McNally then denied Simmons before the Welsh U17 international gave Town the lead on 23. After beating McNally to the ball in the area, he lifted it over the keeper and it bounced into the net with Carel Tiofack in close attention.
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The Wave House TikTok post banned over lack of ad disclosure
An image from a TikTok post by The Wave House for Pretty Little Thing (ASA/PA)
A TikTok post by influencers The Wave House promoting fashion retailer Pretty Little Thing has been banned after the group failed to clearly mark it as an advert.
The ruling is the first complaint upheld by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) against the group of six influencers, set up by management company Yoke and now boasting 4.1 million TikTok followers of the social media content it creates from a mansion in Essex.
The post, seen in October, featured two men wearing leather jackets and sitting in convertible cars and two women in pink jackets with Pretty Little Thing embroidered on the back.
A TikTok post by influencers The Wave House promoting fashion retailer Pretty Little Thing has been banned after the group failed to clearly mark it as an advert.
The ruling is the first complaint upheld by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) against the group of six influencers, set up by management company Yoke and now boasting 4.1 million TikTok followers of the social media content it creates from a mansion in Essex.
The post, seen in October, featured two men wearing leather jackets and sitting in convertible cars and two women in pink jackets with Pretty Little Thing embroidered on the back.