Did you know that today is St. Felix’s Day, who could be considered a patron saint of East Anglia? Here is the East Anglia flag together with the county flags of Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, Norfolk and Suffolk. #StFelix #EastAngliaflag #EastAnglianflag #FlagofEastAnglia

Look what we stumbled across online - now we want a pair (or three)! Found here at Badger & Brown: tinyurl.com/286b3u6d

And for those outside Leicestershire, they do have other counties too: badgerandbrown.co.uk/?s=county+flag…

Happy St Cuthbert's Day! County Durham is bursting with stories from its historic past, featuring everything from Romans to the first public railway to use the steam locomotives and more. Here are 10 incredible sites from across County Durham ⬇️ heritagecalling.com/2020/03/19/cou…

As well as being the Spring equinox this year, today is County Durham day. This is the feast day of St Cuthbert, and the cross on the county flag also belongs to him.

The fox and cinquefoil is featured on this Sporcle county flag quiz! How many can you remember? sporcle.com/games/xant_spe…

We appreciate your support! We really think the flag suits the county and does its heritage justice 🦊

Well done the Foxes! Our Leicestershire flag was there:

The University of Leicester’s School of Archaeology and Ancient History is in no way directly affected by the University’s recent restructuring plans in other faculties.

We are delighted to announce that the fox-and-cinquefoil has been registered as the flag of Leicestershire by the Flag Institute: flaginstitute.org/wp/flags/leice…

And the set of flags for the English historic counties is complete!

A pleasure to join Alicia Kearns MP, Jane Hunt & Tom Randall earlier today to finally unveil Leicestershire’s flag outside Parliament. A huge well done to Alicia for pulling everything together & to Leicestershire Flag for their brilliant, tireless work on this for many years.

First image we've seen (the one on the right) of the new fox-and-cinquefoil flag of Leicestershire in the company of the other UK county flags. To the right is Lancashire, to the left Lincolnshire.

A grand sweep of the county flags. Room for a few more😀

Actually, Lancashire is between Kirkcudbrightshire and Leicestershire (as an atlas will no doubt confirm) ;-)

Proud to be flying the #Rutland county flag on #CountyFlagsDay - we may be the smallest county but we live up to our motto ‘a lot in a little’ Rutland High Sheriff Rutland County Council Aqua Park Group Rutland Water Nature Reserve Oakham Town Council Uppingham Town Partnership events

Today is Historic County Flags Day. 🦊 After 1,000 years #Leicestershire finally has its own flag which we are flying with pride at our offices today. Leicestershire was the only historic county without a flag until last week. Well done to everyone involved in the project.👏

Today is Historic County Flags Day, to mark the day we are flying the new Leicestershire county flag outside Parkside this weekend. #Leicestershire was the only historic county without a flag until last week. Well done to everyone involved in making it happen.

Happy #NorfolkDay! Our fourth one and chuffed to see how many people have got behind it again this year. An unashamed opportunity to remind ourselves why we love living here. The big skies, gorgeous countryside, wonderful coast, vibrant city - and of course fabulous people.