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# United Kingdom: Protest flags

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Last modified: 2026-04-18 by rob raeside
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- Unite the Kingdom flag
- Fish 'n Chips Democracy flag

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- United Kingdom

## Green flags

by Howard Milton

The original artwork and slogan was designed and produced by me in 2001 for the Countryside Alliance (but not used).
Howard Milton, 22 November 2004

image by António Martins-Tuválkin

In demonstrations held in London yesterday to protest against the British Government's proposal to ban hunting with dogs, several versions of a 'Green' union jack were seen. I saw one with a base color of emerald green, with a spruce green St George's Cross and St Andrew's saltire, with an emerald green St Patrick's cross set off with a spruce green fimbriation; this was the most common version which I saw. I also saw the standard union jack, but with a bright green St George cross and only one saltire, also in that color. There were several other flags which I saw in the background, one a green St George cross on a white field, and the other the same design except that the colors were reversed.
Ron Lahav, 17 September 2004

### Other "green flags"

by António Martins-Tuválkin

I understand that the union jack in varying shades of green is allegedly that of the Countryside Alliance, a pro-hunting movement, while the union jack with cross and saltire in green is that of the Real Countryside Alliance, a more activist breakaway group.
Ron Lahav, 22 September 2004

I am not sure we can firmly associate these flags with the Countryside Alliance. I searched their web site, looking for examples of these flag designs and they do not appear anywhere in the public areas of their site. Indeed, their colour scheme is quite different and they sell a range of merchandise bearing their logo. It may well be that these flags are associated with a particular grouping, which also happened to be attending the demonstration, but not the Countryside Alliance itself.
Colin Dobson, 22 September 2004

by António Martins-Tuválkin

by António Martins-Tuválkin

## Unite the Kingdom flag

image located by William Garrison, 19 November 2025

From https://www.timesofisrael.com
The national flag of the UK but with a white phrase of "UNITE THE KINGDOM" on the horizontal middle red stripe. Seen during a "Free Speech" march in central London, Sept. 13, 2025.

William Garrison, 19 November 2025

The phrase "Unite the Kingdom" was the official motto of the rally.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025

Martin Karner, 20 November 2025

The British love to do this, particularly to pay tribute to the monarch. There were several honoring H.M. QEII, as well as a recent one with H.M.Chas III's portrait in a centered circle, surrounded by "God Save the King".

Bill Dunning, 21 November 2025

## Fish 'n Chips Democracy flag

image located by William Garrison, 19 March 2026

Source: https://pjmedia.com/catherinesalgado/2026

I realize that this flag is a modern handmade UK flag espousing "serious" democracy themes, but I don't think that I've ever seen a British "Fish 'N Chips" flag before; however, considering the country -- and while not wanting to "stereotype" --somehow it just seems to be apropos here though!
William Garrison, 19 March 2026