Our family-owned company, based in Greater Manchester, has been well-established since 1972 and we are one of the United Kingdom's leading manufacturers of corporate and national flags, along with glassfibre and  aluminium flagpoles, offered at competitive prices. Our standard range of national flags, manufactured from top-quality woven and knitted polyester, incorporates the flags of many nations, either sewn by our highly-skilled staff or printed. With regard to corporate flags, our ability to produce flags in any form enables us with the assistance of our in-house design team, to accurately advise our clients of the most suitable type of flag for their requirements. This includes recommendations on size, proportion and whether the flag should be sewn or printed. If you would like further information please do not hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to help you. 

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The Presidency of the Council of the European Union rotates between member states every six months. The UK held the Presidency of the EU from 1 July 2005 to 31 December 2005. This is the sixth time the UK has held the Presidency, having last held it in 1998. The UK took over from Luxembourg and handed over to Austria on 1 January 2006. Flags and flagpoles supplied by United Flags and Flagstaffs Ltd. 

Football fever hit Bolton's Market Place on Wednesday 22nd March 2006, when the final touches were put to a rousing film being made for this summer's World Cup. The film Believe is the story of fictional character Bill Lever, a visionary obsessed with football who was born at the moment Geoff Hurst scored England's winner in the 1966 World Cup Final. St George flags and bunting supplied by United Flags & Flagstaffs Ltd. 

The G8 stands for the 'Group of Eight' nations. It began in 1975 when President Giscard d'Estaing of France invited the leaders of Japan, the USA, Germany, the United Kingdom and Italy to Ramboillet, near Paris, to discuss the economic problems of the day. The group expanded to include Canada in 1976 and Russia in 1998. Unlike many other international bodies, the G8 does not have a fixed structure or a permanent administration. It is up to the country that has the Presidency to set the agenda and organize the annual G8 Summit. As the Summit, the leaders of the eight member countries discuss major issues of the day. They seek to reach informal agreements on measures that they can take individually, but in a cooperative manner, to achieve their goals more effectively. At each Summit, leaders agree upon certain initiatives; there are follow-up meetings throughout the year to make sure commitments are being honoured. Flags and flagpoles supplied by United Flags & Flagstaffs Ltd.

Tough, sexy, funny and heartbreaking, Lilies details the lives of Iris, May and Ruby Moss – sisters coming of age in a dockland terrace house. Familial love sustains them, and their fortunes are bound to those of their brother and their father.
Set in the years immediately following the First World War, Lilies pulls no punches in its storytelling.
It depicts a sensual, vivid and sometimes savage world, where life is lived on the breadline, yet fuelled by various kinds of love. All three girls must make their own way in the world. Flags and bunting supplied by United Flags & Flagstaffs Ltd