Telford & Wrekin Council are taking down the EU rag from their offices and replacing it with the Cross of St George.
The current Leader of the Council, Andrew Eade, campaigned successfully for the British flag to be put on the council offices a few years ago when the Liebour traitors who were in power previously took it down. However, my own continued attempts to get the English flag flying in place of the blue rag have been unsuccessful until now because, despite claiming the decision as all their own idea, it was me that spoke personally to one of the cabinet members and asked for this to be done a matter of days after they won the election.
I don’t mind not getting any of the credit anyway, it’s a victory for both pro-English and anti-EU movements.
Well done Wonko!
Well done – and it does go to show that making an effort really can make a difference.
I’m not sure whether this is a small victory or a huge victory – but going from the EU rag to the St George is one massive leap in the right direction.
Lets hope all councils in England get the message.
I have a question.
If this site is about England and the English. Why is the advertising payments in US Dollars?
Most of the spammers are American.
Well done this is a great success!
Who can we writ to to support the decision.
You can write to:
Dennis Allen (the man that made it happen)
and/or
Andrew Eade (the leader of the council)
I’m not sure my town hall even flies a flag. Since I have the misfortune of living in Slough (well, one of its pleasant environs), I expect it’d be Polish anyway.
Fantastic news !!!!!! Sick and tired of do gooders and bleeding heart liberilists.