• 22Feb
  • 18Feb
    Glastonbury festival will not be banning flags at this year’s event, following the results of a fan vote on the issue.

    Punters were asked to vote on whether to allow flags at this June’s festival, and over 13,000 people gave their views on Glastonburyfestivals.co.uk.

    The results of the poll, which began on February 4, are:

    No, keep the flags (7,269 votes) – 55 per cent
    Yes, ban the flags (5,909 votes) – 45 per cent

    Duplicate votes were not counted in the poll, according to the site.

    The vote followed an announcement from Download Festival, who have opted to ban flags from the main arena of this year’s event.

    Glastonbury festival takes place on June 25-27(story courtesy of nme.com).

    Please visit www.worldflagshop.com (go to catalogue and look for specialist collectors flags) for all your festival favourites.
  • 04Feb

    We may as well continue with our Antipodean theme….. Last week it was about the possible removal of the Union Jack from the Australian National Flag.

    Today, a report suggests that over 50% of Mauri’s polled feel that the Tino Rangatiratanga flag should be permitted to fly alongside the New Zealand flag on the Auckland Harbour Bridge, Premier sites, and other areas controlled by the Government.

    However the flag has been linked with protest movements, so there is some indecision as to whether it can be flown with the other flags.

    Meanwhile, just 58% of those polled saw the Tino Rangatiratanga Flag as the Mauri Flag. 

    Perhaps they should be looking towards creating a new Mauri Flag or somehow interpreting part of it into a new flag for New Zealand?

    Your thoughts and feedback would be appreciated!

   

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