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Wiltshire flags, it seems, are a bit like buses: A long time waiting then two come along at once.
The flag features a Great Bustard (Otis tarda) at its centre, a bird native to the county, which had been extinct since 1832 but was recently returned as part of an intensive ten-year breeding programme on Salisbury Plain.
As noted, they took their initial inspiration from the council’s arms where the green and white pattern recalled the county’s pasture-lands and chalk downs and this symbolism was similarly applied in the new flag. The Wiltshire County flag is the creation of county resident Mike Prior. The Wiltshire flag unfurls! People in Wiltshire are rightly proud of their beautiful county and this flag will help to reinforce a sense of community identity.” This drew a response that “..people in Wiltshire would be pleased to be consulted, Wiltshire people are proud enough of their county and heritage not to have this flag foisted upon them..”, the proposal was regarded in some quarters as being more culturally connected to the county.
The Wiltshire County flag is the creation of county resident Mike Prior. Wiltshire’s flag was registered on December 1st 2009, following a declaration of support for the design by the Wiltshire County Council.
Wiltshire is a county in South West England with an area of 3,485 km (1,346 square miles).
The "Bustard flag" was created by Mike Prior and designed by Helen Pocock, a graphic designer, in 2007.
Material: 115 g/m2 polyester (standard) Printing techniques: Dye sublimation printing (digital, full colour, 80-90% visibility on reverse) Washing instructions: Flags can be washed in a washing machine at 30º: Suitable for £2.99
In this colour scheme, with a little more detail, the bird would likely be more discernible than as a bare silhouette.
County Flag of Wiltshire: Date: 27 March 2011, 13:27 (UTC) Source: Wiltshire_flag.svg; Author: Wiltshire_flag.svg: Tango22; derivative work: NikNaks talk - gallery - wikipedia; This is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Wiltshire Flag in stock to buy now; Standard Delivery takes 4-5 working days, and Next Day options are available in checkout ; Prices include VAT ; Flag material: 75 denier polyester fabric; 8ft x 5ft, 5ft x 3ft and 3ft x 2ft flags all have 2 metal eyelets on the fly (left hand) side for hanging or flying
£11.95 £9.95 Additionally, it should also be noted that this commercially available version of the armorial banner includes the red dragon, which represents Mike explained his motivation; “I have always loved flag flying and I thought it would be good to fly something other than the Union Flag or national flags…I have done my research and found there wasn’t a flag for the county so I thought why not design one?” Realising that the council’s banner was not available for public use he and his daughter set about the task of creating a new flag that would represent the county as an entity in its own right. We use a MOD grade Knitted Polyester which has been tested for its durability and suitability for production of flags. £6.50
Wiltshire flags, it seems, are a bit like buses: A long time waiting then two come along at once.
The flag features a Great Bustard (Otis tarda) at its centre, a bird native to the county, which had been extinct since 1832 but was recently returned as part of an intensive ten-year breeding programme on Salisbury Plain.
As noted, they took their initial inspiration from the council’s arms where the green and white pattern recalled the county’s pasture-lands and chalk downs and this symbolism was similarly applied in the new flag. The Wiltshire County flag is the creation of county resident Mike Prior. The Wiltshire flag unfurls! People in Wiltshire are rightly proud of their beautiful county and this flag will help to reinforce a sense of community identity.” This drew a response that “..people in Wiltshire would be pleased to be consulted, Wiltshire people are proud enough of their county and heritage not to have this flag foisted upon them..”, the proposal was regarded in some quarters as being more culturally connected to the county.
The Wiltshire County flag is the creation of county resident Mike Prior. Wiltshire’s flag was registered on December 1st 2009, following a declaration of support for the design by the Wiltshire County Council.
Wiltshire is a county in South West England with an area of 3,485 km (1,346 square miles).
The "Bustard flag" was created by Mike Prior and designed by Helen Pocock, a graphic designer, in 2007.
Material: 115 g/m2 polyester (standard) Printing techniques: Dye sublimation printing (digital, full colour, 80-90% visibility on reverse) Washing instructions: Flags can be washed in a washing machine at 30º: Suitable for £2.99
In this colour scheme, with a little more detail, the bird would likely be more discernible than as a bare silhouette.
County Flag of Wiltshire: Date: 27 March 2011, 13:27 (UTC) Source: Wiltshire_flag.svg; Author: Wiltshire_flag.svg: Tango22; derivative work: NikNaks talk - gallery - wikipedia; This is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Wiltshire Flag in stock to buy now; Standard Delivery takes 4-5 working days, and Next Day options are available in checkout ; Prices include VAT ; Flag material: 75 denier polyester fabric; 8ft x 5ft, 5ft x 3ft and 3ft x 2ft flags all have 2 metal eyelets on the fly (left hand) side for hanging or flying
£11.95 £9.95 Additionally, it should also be noted that this commercially available version of the armorial banner includes the red dragon, which represents Mike explained his motivation; “I have always loved flag flying and I thought it would be good to fly something other than the Union Flag or national flags…I have done my research and found there wasn’t a flag for the county so I thought why not design one?” Realising that the council’s banner was not available for public use he and his daughter set about the task of creating a new flag that would represent the county as an entity in its own right. We use a MOD grade Knitted Polyester which has been tested for its durability and suitability for production of flags. £6.50