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2. www.bbc.co.uk › news › uk-england-26990828Flying the county flag: The preservation of an identity

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   Apr 20, 2014 · The county flag plays a crucial role in promoting recognition of traditional boundaries and names, according to Jason Saber, from the Association of British Counties.

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3. britishcountyflags.com › county-definitionsCounty Definitions - British County Flags

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   This site presents and promotes the country’s real counties, which have never been abolished and describes the flags that they bear. The terms “shire” and “county”, sometimes used in conjunction with such adjectives as “historic”, “ancient”, “traditional” or “geographical”, refer to the 86 areas of ancient origin which ...

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5. britishcountyflags.com › about-2About British County Flags

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   Apr 23, 2017 · “We have backed British values and identity, flying the United Kingdom’s national and traditional county flags, and recognising England’s traditional boroughs, towns, cities and counties.”

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   What do the county flags of England mean? Let's take a guided tour to find out from south to north (according to each county's southernmost point), starting ...

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7. britishcountyflags.com › english-county-flagsEnglish County Flags

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   The 39 English county flags. (Available here) Bedfordshire. Berkshire. Buckinghamshire. Cambridgeshire. Cornwall. County Durham. Cheshire.

8. abcounties.com › flags › county-flags-an-introductionCounty Flags – An Introduction | ABC Flag Blog

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   County flags fall broadly into three “design” categories; – “banners of arms” of local authorities released for public use e.g. Hertfordshire; – designs derived from or utilising elements of, banners of arms in a simplified pattern e.g. Lancashire; – entirely new and ground breaking designs e.g. Dorset.

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   What are English county flags?

   • One of the confusing things about the English county flags are the terms used to describe them. Traditional Counties of England - These are areas that were established for administration by the Normans, in many cases based on earlier kingdoms and shires created by the Anglo-Saxons and others.

   English County, Regional and Municipal Flags

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   What is a county flag?

   • County flags fall broadly into three categories; A “banner of arms” (or “armorial banner”) refers to the practice of extending the design from the shield found in a coat of arms, on a rectangular piece of cloth to be deployed as a flag.

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   Does a county council have a flag?

   • Arms belonging to a county council may be incorporated into any flag, but they belong solely to the organisation to which they were granted, and do not, as is often assumed, represent the county as a whole. But that very assumption means counties already have symbolic identities - Essex's swords, Lancashire's red rose, Yorkshire's white.

   Flying the county flag: The preservation of an identity

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   Why are England's traditional counties flying the flag?

   • England’s traditional counties date back over a thousand years of history, but in the past, many of them were sidelined by Whitehall and municipal bureaucrats. By contrast, the coalition Government are championing local people in flying the flag for such traditional ties and community spirit.”

   County Definitions - British County Flags

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   Why do we need a county flag?

   • A county flag can reinforce that sense of identity where it might otherwise become fragile. People living in Cumberland or Westmorland, for example, now officially live in Cumbria under the remit of Cumbria County Council. "If someone is told something enough, they will eventually come to believe it," said Mrs Dwyer.

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   What is historic county flags day?

   • That beautiful flag was part of the display in Parliament Square that flew for a week to mark Historic County Flags Day on 23 July. We recognise that people should take great pride in their local identities and we continue to do so, irrespective of the local administrative areas.”

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10. www.crwflags.com › fotw › flagsEnglish County, Regional and Municipal Flags

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    May 6, 2023 · One of the confusing things about the English county flags are the terms used to describe them. Traditional Counties of England - These are areas that were established for administration by the Normans, in many cases based on earlier kingdoms and shires created by the Anglo-Saxons and others.