- Mon Aug 25, 2025 8:44 pm
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And to think, Warsi was once the standard bearer for "Look, that proves we're not racist" Tories.
davidjay wrote: ↑Mon Aug 25, 2025 8:44 pm And to think, Warsi was once the standard bearer for "Look, that proves we're not racist" Tories.She’s become considerably more human since those grim days. She might even regret them.
satnav wrote: ↑Mon Aug 25, 2025 1:34 pm Until today I was quite happy that the flag trend had not made it to Chesterfield but then I went running through a village just to the north of Chesterfield which had been flooded with flags. The thing is that most of them had just been stuck on lampposts in such away that the are never going to fly properly. The whole thing looked fairly tacky.Locally we've remained refreshingly flag free, quite surprising because I know they've already got 'em as they all come out for sporting events.
Police are investigating after an English flag was painted on a mini roundabout in a Welsh town.https://nation.cymru/news/police-invest ... -in-wales/
The roundabout near Ysgol John Bright on Maesdu Road in Llandudno was daubed with the St George’s flag, which symbolises the Patron Saint of England.
North Wales Police now say they are making enquiries, whilst the council has condemned the “graffiti”.
Killer Whale wrote: ↑Tue Aug 26, 2025 4:31 pm FFS. It was only a matter of time, mind.There's one on the mini-roundabout in Sketty, Swansea as well.
Police are investigating after an English flag was painted on a mini roundabout in a Welsh town.https://nation.cymru/news/police-invest ... -in-wales/
The roundabout near Ysgol John Bright on Maesdu Road in Llandudno was daubed with the St George’s flag, which symbolises the Patron Saint of England.
North Wales Police now say they are making enquiries, whilst the council has condemned the “graffiti”.
Tubby Isaacs wrote: ↑Tue Aug 26, 2025 7:02 pm Is this not vandalism? Sounds very like "lawless Britain" to me.It's an offence under the Highways Act to alter any road markings. The same law covers attaching flags to lampposts which, incidentally, Robert Jenrick claims has been permitted* when they are Palestinian or Pride flags although, so far, he's failed to produce any evidence.