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Shropshire Council raises flag for St George’s Day – but church says it's the wrong day

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Shropshire Council has raised the St George’s flag at its headquarters to mark the day dedicated to England’s patron saint – but on the 'wrong' day.
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St George's flag raised in Shropshire on 'wrong day' for England saint's day

Shropshire Council has raised the St George’s flag at its headquarters to mark the day dedicated to England’s patron saint – but on the wrong…

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Shropshire Council raises flag for St George’s Day – but church says it's the wrong day

Shropshire Council has raised the St George’s flag at its headquarters to mark the day dedicated to England’s patron saint – but on the 'wrong' day.

·Ketley, United Kingdom
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Shropshire Star broke the news in Ketley, United Kingdom on Wednesday, April 23, 2025.
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