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General · 17 April 2026

England flag rules mean £2,500 fines

England flag rules mean £2,500 fines

Households risk substantial fines for not adhering to specific rules when displaying the England flag, particularly on St George's Day. Local council planning laws state that flags flown from a flagpole projecting from the side of a building must not be larger than two square metres. Ignoring council requests to remove an oversized flag can lead to penalties, with maximum fines reaching £2,500 for repeated breaches.

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