Within the middle of Stevenage, a so-called “new city” north of London that grew within the mid-Twentieth century, the St George’s Cross flies from the balconies of flats and outdoors pubs. Close to a resort housing asylum seekers, passers-by cease and stare at flags whereas kids look upwards to level them out.
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