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Lincolnshire County Council to Maintain Tattered Flags Only if Safety Threatened

Anthony Imrie
Local News
Lincolnshire County Council to Maintain Tattered Flags Only if Safety Threatened

Residents of Lincolnshire have noted a number of flags displayed on lampposts throughout the region appear to be deteriorating. Regardless, the County Council has clarified that actions towards replacing or removing these flags will only be undertaken if they are deemed to present a safety issue to the public. Upon introduction, the flags added a colourful charm to the streets, but presently, their poor condition has sparked concern among local inhabitants. The council continues to promise that the safety of the public remains their top priority, and any flags constituted as a potential threat will be dealt with swiftly.

This article is derived from original reporting by www.lincolnshirelive.co.uk and has been adapted by The Lincoln Post.

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