Looking to share what UKSN Region you are from? Now you can with our stunning range of flags. Each Region flag has a design that was curated by members to highlight famous features, landmarks, tales, and folk law from their particular region.

As will all UKSN flags, they are not your average run of the mil junk that you might find on most websites or stores. They are manufactured in small batches from premium grade fabric and sublimation printed using an innovative process that really makes the colours pop.

From flag poles, to ridgelines, each flag comes with pre-attached clips allowing you to connect to almost anything. 

The flags themselves measure a tidy 100 x 70cm and are of course weather resistant. In addition to this, the flags can withstand conditions up to gale force 7!
 
Region 6 Flag Iconography and Meaning
Region 6 is the largest of the Regions in the UK and is made up of the following areas: Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, East Sussex, Essex, Hampshire, Hertfordshire, Isle of Wight, Kent, London, Norfolk, Oxfordshire, Suffolk, Surrey & West Sussex, this makes it the second largest area after Scotland and Ireland.

The Region 6 flag hosts the Raven and Tudor Rose as its main icons, whilst the River Thames flows behind. The colours of the flag, Blue and White stand for Loyalty, Trust, Commitment, Purity, Openness, New Beginnings and Growth as it was from our Region that the UK became what it was, the largest Empire the world had seen, and flourished into what it is today.

Both the Raven and Tudor Rose symbolise the UK, while the River Thames was the lifeline to the UK. Our Region is steeped in history and Iconic locations, far too many to list here. We have the Seat of Government and Law, the busiest Airports, Stations, Ferry Ports, Docks, the biggest Universities, the home of National Sports. In fact, it has hosted the Olympics and multiple World Cup events on numerous occasions, the list goes on.

You could say that The South East was and is the “Hinterland” of the UK, a word meaning "the land behind". Originally the term was associated with the area of a port in which materials for export and import are stored and shipped. Subsequently, the use of the word expanded to include any area under the influence of a particular human settlement.

The South East is the Historical and Economical Heart of England. It is also said that if the 6 Resident Ravens ever leave The Tower of London fortress, “The Kingdom will fall”.