The Lion Rampant flag is another well-known flag associated with Scotland, it is a yellow flag with a red lion and a red frame. This is considered the unofficial flag of Scotland, and is referred ...

The Lion Rampant is supposed to be restricted in its use under the Act of the Parliament of Scotland 1672, with fines of up to £100 a day being levelled at people who use it for other than the ...

There are actually two Scottish flags, but only the Saltire is recognised as official. The other is the Lion Rampant, which is referred to as the ‘Royal Flag of Scotland’.

But why did they choose the lion? Scottish roots from the start. One: because the Lion – according to the club – represents “bravery, valor and strength.” Two: The Rampant Lion is from the flag known ...

The flag draped over the Queen's coffin was produced by Flying Colours in Knaresborough. ... the Scottish rampant lion appears on the second and a harp represents Ireland in the third.

FLAGS are flying at half mast at Balmoral and Holyrood after the announcement of The Queen’s death. Her Majesty Elizabeth II, 96, passed away at the royal residence in rural Aberdeenshire thi… ...

The red lion standing rampant on a yellow field has been spotted covering the Queen's coffin during the funeral march. Billions of people tuned in to watch the world pay its final respects to Her ...