May 20, 2013
I am surprised that English ships are still allowed to fly the Red Ensign. Surely the Politically Correct ninnies can find some ethnic group that find it offensive to their sensibilities and have it banned.

I am surprised that English ships are still allowed to fly the Red Ensign. Surely the Politically Correct ninnies can find some ethnic group that find it offensive to their sensibilities and have it banned.

May 15, 2013
A local council decided against flying the flag of St George after concerns were raised that it would offend the town’s 16 Muslim residents.
From HERE

A local council decided against flying the flag of St George after concerns were raised that it would offend the town’s 16 Muslim residents.

From HERE

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Filed under: england St George. 
April 30, 2013
‘Made in England’ helps Steelite to create 230 jobs
 Steelite, the UK’s largest tableware manufacturer, is creating more than 200 jobs to capitalise on soaring overseas demand for its pottery.
From HERE 
Good news is so rare these days

‘Made in England’ helps Steelite to create 230 jobs

Steelite, the UK’s largest tableware manufacturer, is creating more than 200 jobs to capitalise on soaring overseas demand for its pottery.

From HERE 

Good news is so rare these days

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Filed under: Steelite england english 
April 23, 2013

St Georges Day.

I’m waiting for the Race Relations Industry to try banning the White Duster. Whoo Hoo

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Filed under: St George. england 
April 23, 2013
Li's bog roll.: St Georges Day. …….Whose limbs were made in England, show us hereThe...

master-li:


St Georges Day.
…….Whose limbs were made in England, show us here The mettle of your pasture; let us swear That you are worth your breeding; which I doubt not; For there is none of you so mean and base, 
 That hath not noble lustre in your eyes. I see you stand like greyhounds in the slips, Straining upon the start. The game’s afoot: Follow your spirit, and upon this charge Cry ‘God for Harry, England, and Saint George!’

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Filed under: St George. england 
April 23, 2013

master-li:

In Bradford this morning a man in armour riding a horse was arrested. When questioned by police he said he was looking for directions to England.

Cloggy:-He’ll have to go well South of Luton to find England. Try the Cotswolds Sir Knight.

NB Not as far South as London. The English are officially an oppressed minority there.!!

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Filed under: england english 
May 30, 2012
England, This England.
“There are only 11,000 red boxes still in use and 2,500 of them enjoy grade II listed status (meaning that they are protected because of their exceptional architectural merit), and in the age of the mobile phone they can only get rarer. In 1992 BT had 92,000 phone boxes but that number has now dropped to just 51,000 (and counting).”
HERE

England, This England.

“There are only 11,000 red boxes still in use and 2,500 of them enjoy grade II listed status (meaning that they are protected because of their exceptional architectural merit), and in the age of the mobile phone they can only get rarer. In 1992 BT had 92,000 phone boxes but that number has now dropped to just 51,000 (and counting).”

HERE

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Filed under: england english 
May 5, 2012
enchantedengland:

  Red door, climbing roses, Cotswold cottage- next to Rye this must be England at its most picturesque. This is in Moreton-on-Marsh, one of the lesser photographed Cotswold villages, in Gloucestershire. (UGArdener on flickr)

Cloggy:—
We love Morton-in-Marsh. Stayed thereabouts several times. One time we were holidaying in Bournemouth and broke our journey at Morton-in-Marsh on the way down and it took us all our willpower to tear ourselves away and continue on.

enchantedengland:

  Red door, climbing roses, Cotswold cottage- next to Rye this must be England at its most picturesque. This is in Moreton-on-Marsh, one of the lesser photographed Cotswold villages, in Gloucestershire. (UGArdener on flickr)

Cloggy:—

We love Morton-in-Marsh. Stayed thereabouts several times. One time we were holidaying in Bournemouth and broke our journey at Morton-in-Marsh on the way down and it took us all our willpower to tear ourselves away and continue on.

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Filed under: england cotswolds 
January 24, 2012
Geoffrey’s aim had got  considerably better since he’d joined the school Archery Club.

Credit Ceal Warnants HERE

Geoffrey’s aim had got  considerably better since he’d joined the school Archery Club.

Credit Ceal Warnants HERE

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Filed under: art england 
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