LogoWatch Fears that the UK's Office of Government Commerce (OGC) - the Treasury department "responsible for improving value for money by driving up standards and capability in procurement" - had bottled out of deploying its sensational new logo have proved unfounded.

According to an inside source, the OGC is "rolling the new brand in stages", something which will delight those who were rolling with laughter last year when El Reg exclusively revealed the redesigned brand frontage.

Well, although the OGC homepage doesn't yet boast this cracking effort, it can been seen in all its glory right here. Good show. ®

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