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Flying Flags: a plain English guide
Oxfordshire County Council formal legal notice on unauthorized flags
Shropshire Council statement on national flags displayed across the county
You are encouraged to get in touch with National Highways to request the immediate removal of unauthorised flags:
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Lower the Flags Shrewsbury: flag removal pole tutorial (video)
Lower the Flags Brum: deflagging technique using double sided carpet tape (video)
"It's made such a difference. Words can't describe how I have been feeling today. I feel free to be who I am!"
- Tania, Hillingdon, on efforts led by a local unnamed team
"The sincerest, heartfelt thank you for being the light when the darkness came into my family's life (Hodges and co).
The far right are on a mission to cause division and chaos - small minds succumb to this gang mentality...
The devisive, racist flags will ALWAYS come down. [Flag Off Woman] has bought like minds together and we can all count on each other, with [her] support, if needed.
Thank you forever, flagoff woman and team.
Here's to our communities showing up for each other with kindness."
- Sue, Norfolk, on efforts led by Flag Off Woman UK
"Thank you for all you’re doing on behalf of the many people in Shrewsbury who are ‘proud Salopians’, but feel uncomfortable with the flags on every lamppost and the aggression and hostility of those putting them up.
I like to see them outside churches and public buildings. However, I think that people shouldn’t inflict them on others, particularly if they’re emblazoned with bulldogs and infer racist ideologies. It feels more Nazi than British.
Thanks again for your bravery and hard work on behalf of the many."
- Anonymous, on efforts led by Lower the Flags Shrewsbury