England's biggest St George’s cross unveiled as council vows to 'continue to fly it with pride'

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A huge St George's Cross, believed to be the largest display of the flag in the UK, has been unveiled with the local council vowing to "continue to fly it with pride" for England's national day.The 60-foot-long flag, displayed on Nottingham's Council House in Old Market Square, was unveiled to mark the East Midlands city's annual St George's Day celebrations.It is believed to be the biggest St George's Cross on display in the country and likely the world.Measuring an enormous 60ft by 26ft, the English flag covers most of the historic building.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The massive flag is displayed every year in the East Midlands city for St George's Day, celebrated on April 23, and is also sometimes raised during sporting events such as the football World Cup.Nottingham City Council leader Councillor Neghat Khan told GB News: "Nottingham's 60-foot flag has once again been unfurled on the Council House in preparation for St George's Day."It has become a regular fixture in the...

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