ST GEORGE'S DAY
PAUL RIVERS is opposed to celebrations to mark St George's Day (HAS, Apr 20), which takes place tomorrow. I wonder why?
Could it be anything to do with St George's Day being an expression of our English nationality, what with him being a campaigner for a regional assembly and all? Oh yes, he forgot to mention that in his letter, didn't he?
Perhaps Mr Rivers would prefer a National European Region Day or a Regional Patron Saint instead?
It wasn't so long ago that people who conspired against England were branded traitors. Now, they are usually called pro-Europeans or politicians.
Stuart Parr, Telford, Shropshire.
Saturday, April 22, 2006
Letter: Northern Echo
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