Robertson’s jam, a breakfast table fixture for generations and a symbol of controversy for its use of the Golly character, is being axed. The makers of the jam have decided to phase it out.

For Robertson's Jam, the product which carried the popular Golly trademark until 2002 is set to disappear by the end of next year.

GOLLY gosh. The controversial Golly character that first appeared on jam jars in 1910, courtesy of James Robertsons and Son of Paisley, has finally been dumped by its producers. Condemned as a ...

The jam that made Robertson's Golly a teatime favourite for generations of children is to be axed.

The jam and marmalade jar character Golly is to be ditched by its producers Robertson's after 91 years. The controversial character is being replaced by drawings from Roald Dahl stories.

A COLLECTOR says he was banned from selling a "racist" Robertson's jam Golly badge on eBay - until he covered its head with a SMILEY FACE.

With his natty red bow tie and trousers, flowing blue jacket and distinctive yellow waistcoat, he has danced his way across the label on pots of Robertson's jam for the best part of a century. But ...

Robertson's jam is ditching "Golly" after nearly a century, leaving aficionados scrambling for the last of the enamel pin badges depicting the mascot in different poses and uniforms. The jam maker ...

There are many Robertson's Jam badges for sale on eBay on Thursday. Credit: eBay Phil has sold hundreds of items online over the past few years - including Golly figurines - and had never had any ...

Robertson's jam is being axed after nearly 150 years because of falling sales. Its controversial golly logo was retired in 2002 - now new owner Premier Foods are scrapping the jam by the end of ...