UK Supreme Court flag

I seem to have overlooked the recent creation of a flag for the new United Kingdom Supreme Court, which is to be regularly flown at their building on Parliament Square - the former Middlesex Guildhall. The flag incorporates the elements of the Supreme Court's emblem: floral designs of the four constituent parts of the UK, and an omega symbol implying finality, with the crown of the Sovereign - the font of justice in Britain - offset in the corner.

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Since its foundation, it has taken on a life of its own, focusing mainly on architecture and the built environment, university life, the law, culture, flags, localism, the county of Renfrewshire, Scotland's cities and British politics.

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Renfrewshire flags - A look back at the proper flags of the ancient county of Renfrewshire.

The Scottish Parliament - Possibly the most controversial structure in 21st century Scotland. A missed opportunity, a tragedy destined to happen or just an underrated work?

A Toast to Glasgow - Some views of Scotland's largest city and northern Britain's great Victorian metropolis.

A Defence of Propaganda - War-time optimism, reclaiming terminology and a nod to the fine work of Abram Games OBE.

St Andrew's House - Art deco at the political heart of Edinburgh.

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