Why does Lancashire use the red rose? 🤔 The flag of Lancashire features the Red Rose of Lancaster on a gold field - a symbol dating back to the 15th century and the House of Lancaster during the Wars of the Roses. Lancashire was established as a county in 1182 and later became central to the Industrial Revolution. Today, the red rose remains one of England’s most recognisable county emblems. Part of our series exploring the flags of England’s historic counties. #reels #Lancashire #CountyFlags #

Why does Kent’s flag have a white horse? 🐴🤔 The flag of Kent features the White Horse of Kent on a red field - a symbol linked to the early Kingdom of Kent in the 5th and 6th centuries. Kent was the gateway to England’s Christianisation in 597 and remains one of the country’s most historic counties. Part of our series exploring the flags of England's historic counties. #shorts #learnontiktok #kent #countyflags #britishhistory

England Has More Flags Than You Think (Part 2) England isn’t just one flag - it’s dozens. 🏴 Every historic county has its own flag, colours, and symbols, many older than modern councils or borders. This video shows England’s county flags, one by one, with nothing added and nothing removed - just the flag and the county name. Some of these flags are instantly recognisable. Others are rarely seen, even by people who live there. 👉 Watch closely — your county might appear when you least expect it.