Wales is not represented on the Union Jack because at the time the flag was adopted in the late 17th Century, Wales was officially classed as a part of England. Unofficially, everybody knew that it wasn't and the Welsh themselves CERTAINLY didn't regard themselves as English, but nonetheless it had no official status as a seperate country and it's national flag was not considered worth incorporating into the Union Jack.
Within the past 10 years there have been suggestions to get the Red Dragon put into the Union Jack, but nowadays few people in Wales would WANT that- Wales is now a devolved nation, and most Welsh folk owe their alliegance more to their national flag than to that of the UK. The Union Jack is often resented when flown in wales as being the flag of the occupying power.
a daffodil, a leek or a red dragon
The leek is associated with Wales. It is a national emblem of Wales. One of the British coins includes the leek on the reverse side of the coin to represent Wales as part of Britain.
Wales is not represented on the Union Flag. Historically Wales was treated as a Principality, not a Kingdom and hence was treated as a junior partner to England by the monarchy. Therefore, the cross of St George was seen to represent England and Wales so there is no separate representation for Wales.
the white flag means hope and freedom
I believe that it represents the great powerful country of WALES
outward
the flang of the wheel should not be flat. it should be in cone sheap in gredent of 1 in 20. this is called coning of wheel.
Trial by jury and the trial is open to the public so that justice can be seen to be done.
yes they are dating, Postiute Flang was made for her. Read it in the vibe mag with keyshia coles on the covere
drivers side right on the manifold right before the flang that connects the cayt
The four symbols on the parliamentary badge represent the four nations of the United Kingdom: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The rose symbolizes England, the thistle represents Scotland, the daffodil stands for Wales, and the flax flower signifies Northern Ireland. Together, these symbols reflect the unity and diversity of the UK within its parliamentary system.
Wales itself has four MEPs- currently there is one from the Labour Party, one Conservative, one Plaid Cymru and one from the United Kingdom Independence Party (although the latter is likely to lose his seat at the next European Election). There may be MEPs from wales who represent English constituencies, but I regret I don't know how many of these (if any) there are.