Oxfordshire’s council just won a High Court injunction to stop public flag-hanging after workers removing Union Jacks and St George’s Crosses faced threats, intimidation, and even had to check their cars for trackers — all sparked by an online campaign called Operation Raise the Colours. The judge ruled that unknown individuals have been persistently posting flags since last August, making it impossible to stop without legal action. Three campaign organizers and one other person are now under injunctions — not for harassment, but for flag-related activities. Council workers feel unsafe, and while the council supports private flag displays, they’re prioritizing public safety and worker well-being. So far, $15,000 has been spent on removals — averaging $45 per flag — as this divisive issue continues to stir strong emotions across communities.
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