Sadiq Khan remains by TfLin the wake of wedding cake promotion that cost £20K prohibited from London

Sadiq Khan remains by TfL in the wake of wedding cake promotion that cost £20K prohibited from London Underground

Mr Khan says TfL is sure about which promotions are permitted to be shown on the organization

The City chairman of London, Sadiq Khan, has said the theater whose advert highlighting a wedding cake was prohibited

from the Cylinder ought to have made sure that it met Transport for London's

(TfL) rules around showing undesirable food varieties prior to burning through £20,000 on planning and printing it.

The issue was raised by London Gathering part Emma Best at City hall leader's Inquiry Time toward the beginning of today (Thursday,

July 20) after managers decided that the promoting banner for Tony n' Tina's Wedding, a supper show at Wonderville,

Haymarket, utilized a picture of an "undesirable" three-level wipe cake

The banner has since been reexamined, with the picture erased, in light of the fact that TfL says it apparently promoted "food sources high in fat

, salt and sugar". The Mirror reports that the new plan has cost the creation group a further £5,000.

Presently, the City chairman has remained by TfL's choice, and proposed that the theater and promoting experts it recruited

ought to have guaranteed the advert met with the power's guidelines prior to spending the money.

He said: "At a past City chairman's Inquiry Time, Seat, TfL was censured for neglecting to uphold its strategies on food sources high in fat,

sugar and salt. Wrongly, coincidentally, in light of the fact that it was committee transport stops, not TfL transport stops.

"What's more, presently, TfL's being scrutinized for implementing

Its arrangement. What brands should do, and what most brands do,

is affirm their publicizing goes along before they print their banners. It's specified by TfL's media accomplices in booking affirmation.

"Assuming this specific auditorium chose to print the adverts before they'd got affirmation,

that is obviously an issue for them as the client. TfL's very clear corresponding to its approaches.

"What's more, every other person throughout the previous few years gives off an impression of being following that.

Please accept my apologies for any funds lost by this auditorium organization.

I propose they address the organization they used to ensure next time they get consistence affirmed prior to printing banners."