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image by Valentin Poposki, 25 November 2025
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See also:The Telford and Wrekin Council [unitary authority with Borough status], in
historical Shropshire County, England, adopted a flag after a competition in
Borough schools. The flag will be officially unveil on 29.11.2025.
The
Telford flag represents the iconic Ironbridge, a sun/cog as a nod to the
Borough’s industrial heritage and the colour green to represent the many
wonderful green and opens spaces available.
https://newsroom.telford.gov.uk/news/showing-support-for-telford-flag
https://www.telford.gov.uk/TelfordDay
Valentin Poposki, 25 November 2025
I'm guessing the pyramid-like shape in gold in the centre is also a nod to
The Wrekin itself, an isolated prominent hill which gives the district (part of)
its name.
James Dignan, 25 November 2025