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Lincoln Residents Join National Debate Over Flying the Union Jack

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Lincoln Residents Join National Debate Over Flying the Union Jack

In the city of Lincoln, the Union Jack’s increased visibility in local gardens is sparking a spectrum of reactions among residents. One such resident, referred to as Kim, is receptive to this trend, declaring, ‘Our national flag should unite us all.’ This sentiment reverberates across the county, with flags now decorating numerous locations, including a Brigg-based roundabout in North Lincolnshire. However, as some interpret this act as a display of respect and unity, others voice worries about potential links to the increasing instances of far-right protests. The initiative, termed ‘Operation Raise Your Colours,’ has resulted in the Union Jack making an appearance not just in Lincoln, but across the county as well, eliciting varying responses from local councils and the community.

This article takes its roots from an original report by www.bbc.com, with its adaptation curated by The Lincoln Post.

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