Let's visit the scrapyard of the Logo Authority rankings, with over 30k votes cast. @lichfieldlive.bsky.social's old logo is rock bottom of the table - maybe that recent rebrand wasn't such a bad idea. Thurrock and @farehambc.bsky.social time for a refresh too? Link in bio - vote away!

The liver bird soared past @essex.gov.uk this week, putting @lpoolcouncil.bsky.social at the top of the Logo Authority leaderboard. @bracknellforest.bsky.social have one foot on the podium, while @sheffcitycouncil.bsky.social are sliding. After 20k votes it's all to play for. Vote away! Link in bio.

#Thurrock was the first polity in the world to launch a website, narrowly beating the Japanese government to the line in April 1992. Sadly this Essex unitary is currently bottom of the Logo Authority table. If you want to change that, vote it up! Link in bio.

To much fanfare, Torbay Council released a new logo in 2006 sporting a single yellow line to celebrate an increase in business rates revenue following the partial relaxation of seafront parking restrictions. Vote away! Link in bio.

With over 5,000 votes cast, @sheffcitycouncil.bsky.social is breaking away from the pack on the logo voter. @trafford-council.bsky.social and York currently the solitary torchbearers for the more traditional crest/coat of arms-based logos. Link in bio - vote away!

Once in a while, Logo Authority's random pairing generator will throw up a real derby. @southamptoncc.bsky.social currently sits at 15th in the table, while Pompey languishes at 147. Hit the link in the bio to vote!

After brief success as an over-the-counter pile cream, Bolsover found new life as a lower-tier local authority during the local government reforms of 1992. Currently ranked 293 on Logo Authority. Vote away!

Tragedy struck Bassetlaw District Council in 1993 when a sinkhole swallowed all serving members of the local authority's graphic design team, leaving the council devoid of the expertise required for its rebrand.

Up first: @bhamcitycouncil.bsky.social. Currently on 2 wins from 2 contests on the Logo Authority voter. This logo is an exercise in clean sans. Topped off with a multipurpose graphic tripling up as a beating heart, the tick of compliance, and the warm handshake of public service.