When is it and who was England’s patron saint? - Get set to celebrate being English later this month in honour of a warrior ...

Despite being born in Cappadocia, Turkey and never actually setting foot on UK soil, St George is celebrated across England ...

This is also why St George’s cross is on the English flag: St George was traditionally depicted carrying or wearing a red cross on white background, and King Richard adopted it in his honour.

St George’s legendary bravery led to English kings and their armies flying the flag of St George, while wearing a red cross on a white background also showed their Christian faith. In the 14th ...

The Flags of the National Saints; George, Andrew, and Patrick, are flown on their respective days, and the Welsh Dragon Flag is flown on St David's Day. The Royal Air Force Flag is flown on the ...