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Monday 08 April 2019 1:15 pm  |  Updated:  Tuesday 21 May 2019 3:52 pm

Battle of the brands: Addison Lee tops list of most London-centric brands

By: Sebastian McCarthy

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Taxi firms, shopping centres and local radio stations are among the brands which are most well known only to those living in the capital, a new study has found.

Addison Lee topped Yougov's index of the most London-centric brands, with 83 per cent of Londoners knowing about the taxi hire firm compared with 29 per cent of those outside of the capital.

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Meanwhile, shopping mall brand Westfield came in second, with 93 per cent of Londoners being aware of it compared to just 41 per cent of those not in London.

In third-placed was local TV station London Live, while City PM came in fourth.

Brand Awareness among Londoners Awareness among non-Londoners
Addison Lee 83 per cent 29 per cent
Westfield 93 per cent 41 per cent
London Live 76 per cent 25 per cent
City PM 72 per cent 27 per cent
UNIQLO 75 per cent 31 per cent
Itsu 74 per cent 32 per cent
Easycar 80 per cent 43 per cent
LBC 97.3 67 per cent 32 per cent
Chicken Cottage 57 per cent 24 per cent
Foyles  66 per cent 34 per cent

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Of the top 10 brands, only fast food outlets Itsu, Chicken Cottage, car rental portal Easycar and radio station LBC have a substantial presence outside of London (in terms of store locations, availability and listenership, respectively).

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