Mendoza
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I've got a big East Sussex martlets flag I'm happy to donate to the north stand for decoration LULZ - I think it's 6ftx4ft, could even be bigger
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The Sussex Flag
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Lord Bracknell
On fire
They invented TROUSERS.
portlock seagull
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- Jul 28, 2003
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Yeah, well. Apart from trousers, what else did the saxons do for us?!
Daffy Duck
Stop bloody moaning!
Is Lord B the founder member of the Saxon Liberation Front?
Horton's halftime iceberg
Blooming Marvellous
Don't insult him, he hates the Saxon Liberation Front, he's in the Popular Saxon Liberation Army......
sounds like it would look great
the wanderbus
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South Saxons la la la
Originally Posted by MacKenzie
Another vote for EAST, EAST, EAST SUSSEX.
or South South South Saxons
We need a massive great banner with SOUTH SAXONS emblazoned across it in huge lettering, make it with spun gold & stitch it with silver thread.
Originally Posted by MacKenzie
Another vote for EAST, EAST, EAST SUSSEX.
or South South South Saxons
We need a massive great banner with SOUTH SAXONS emblazoned across it in huge lettering, make it with spun gold & stitch it with silver thread.
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MID SUSSEX is declaring UDI over this.
We have been in both East and West, and have had enough. we're off, and we're taking OUR internaltional airport with us.
if Brighton and Hove can become a unitary authority and leave the county, then so can the historic wealden area known as "Mid Sussex"
We have been in both East and West, and have had enough. we're off, and we're taking OUR internaltional airport with us.
if Brighton and Hove can become a unitary authority and leave the county, then so can the historic wealden area known as "Mid Sussex"
portlock seagull
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- Jul 28, 2003
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Interesting separatist development this....
brightn'ove
cringe
Apparently its this....i think...
thats far too palarse in colours for my liking
Sompting_Seagull
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Splitters!
Sompting_Seagull
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Hastings surely rivals all three of them put together?
Sompting_Seagull
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then isn't Portslade the first of the East, the bigger more inbred brother of Fishersgate? West, West, West Sussex!
Drumstick
NORTHSTANDER
Well we have more piers than you.
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Lord Bracknell
On fire
Unless you mean Deanland airfield, "your" international airport is in WEST Sussex (Crawley, actually) - or possibly SURREY if you want to get all historical about it.
Sussex Flag
We Wunt be Druv
Also, you don't need planning permission to fly the Sussex Flag as it is an official County Flag.
"Under Schedule 1 Class H of the Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) (England) Regulations 2007, national flags, the flags of the Commonwealth, European Union, the United Nations, English counties and certain saints can be flown without the express consent of local authorities as long as they satisfy the standard conditions for the display of advertisements generally and the conditions and limitations set out within Class H itself" Department for Media, Culture and Sport
However, you would need planning permission for other flags.
Mendoza, The "East Sussex Flag" is the banner of arms of the East Sussex County Council and ONLY represents the council. The beauty of the Sussex County Flag is that it represents the people of Sussex and doesn't represent the politicians.
On the other point of a Saxon Crown being included. The Saxon Crown was actually a crown used by and originates from the Kingdom of the West Saxons (Wessex), which invaded and took control of Sussex in 825 AD. Southampton are already top of the table, so we don't want to give them anything else.
And, yes LB, Gatwick airport is still in the traditional county of Surrey.
FLY THE SUSSEX COUNTY FLAG OVER THE AMEX! (or at least duck tape them to the back of the north stand!)
"Under Schedule 1 Class H of the Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) (England) Regulations 2007, national flags, the flags of the Commonwealth, European Union, the United Nations, English counties and certain saints can be flown without the express consent of local authorities as long as they satisfy the standard conditions for the display of advertisements generally and the conditions and limitations set out within Class H itself" Department for Media, Culture and Sport
However, you would need planning permission for other flags.
Mendoza, The "East Sussex Flag" is the banner of arms of the East Sussex County Council and ONLY represents the council. The beauty of the Sussex County Flag is that it represents the people of Sussex and doesn't represent the politicians.
On the other point of a Saxon Crown being included. The Saxon Crown was actually a crown used by and originates from the Kingdom of the West Saxons (Wessex), which invaded and took control of Sussex in 825 AD. Southampton are already top of the table, so we don't want to give them anything else.
And, yes LB, Gatwick airport is still in the traditional county of Surrey.
FLY THE SUSSEX COUNTY FLAG OVER THE AMEX! (or at least duck tape them to the back of the north stand!)
The Terminator
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- Aug 7, 2010
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that sounds great mendoza, will you be able to hand it over by saturday ? would look great either held up high in the stands of stuck to the back wall .
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
I absolutely love Sussex, East and West. Just saying........
Shooting Star
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Sussex independence I say!
Shooting Star
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Never double posted in my life, but you have prompted me to do so! Leave my Hastings alone, it being in East Sussex alone makes it better than Crawley!
