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Council leader says 'if flags are safe, they stay'

Hampshire County Council will remove flags only if they pose safety risks such as obstructing road signs, prioritizing practical concerns over political views, the council leader said.

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The leader of Hampshire County Council has said that if erected flags are "safe and not causing issues", then they will not be removed.

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Basingstoke GazetteBasingstoke Gazette
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'Practicality' not 'politics': Flags flown safely can stay up, says council leader

Councillor Nick Adams-King, the leader of Hampshire County Council, made a post on Facebook addressing questions posed by residents about flags…

·Basingstoke, United Kingdom
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Council leader says 'if flags are safe, they stay'

The leader of Hampshire County Council has said that if erected flags are "safe and not causing issues", then they will not be removed.

·Southampton, United Kingdom
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Daily Echo broke the news in Southampton, United Kingdom on Tuesday, September 16, 2025.
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