National Consumer Week

National Consumer Week

21-25 November 2011 

 Good Sports Don’t Fake It 

Olympian javelin thrower Tessa Sanderson and 2012 Olympic hopeful, high-jumper Ben Challenger, supported the launch of
National Consumer Week 2011.


TSI and trading standards used the universal interest in sporting events to raise awareness of fakes and scams that include:
• Fake branded sports clothes and equipment
• Fake ticket websites and tickets
• Fake travel/accommodation packages

You can download our free posters and leaflets for display at any time in your office, school, college,university or sports venue.

English poster (2643kB)   Welsh poster (182kB)

English leaflet (182kB)    Welsh leaflet (161kB)

 

The Winner of our National Consumer Week 2011 survey draw is Leanne Scott from  Glasgow.  Congratulations!
Leanne wins a £25 M&S Voucher.

 Teacher's packNational Consumer Week 2011

We created a special Good Sport's Don't Fake it teacher's pack for secondary schools looking at fraud, the effect of fraud on communities, and how to avoid them. The pack has been produced inline with the national curriculum and can be used at any time. If you would like a copy please contact Louise.Baxter@eastsussex.gov.uk

*A special Scottish version will follow with a focus on the Commonweath Games which will be held in Glasgow in 2014.

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