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For two seconds yesterday as I was watching South Swindon announce, I confused Buckland with Buckethead.
Even so, a Yankee like me, should probably not need to know about that in the least.
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 @Mendie_Taoma I’ll have a look to see if I can find anything when I get home @Mendie_Taoma @guffo the Conservatives switched to a big painterly oak tree some years ago when they attempted to rebrand themselves as environmentally responsible. Reform UK is a big arrow, alternatively it's a house lying on its side, tired of their unrelenting crap. I find it distracting at the roadside. Labour is a rose, a very old symbol for various things in the UK. Liberal Democrats use a stylised dove in flight. The Green Party is the Earth as the centre of a sunflower. @Mendie_Taoma @guffo how it works here (Sweden) is that anyone registering a party can run, but only parties getting more than 4% country wide get a seat in parliament. As for symbols we are very similar to the UK. @WhyNotZoidberg @Mendie_Taoma @guffo almost the same here (Gernany). Parties have to get more than 5 % of the votes to get into Bundestag. |
@guffo
I couldn't tag you. So I'll copy paste.
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Not even sure what to call this.
Apparently the political parties have, like block print, basic bold single color logos. Almost akin to Wingdings.
Labour has... A rose? Conservatives have like a big tree?
A yellow dart arrow? A cog wheel? A bigger fatter arrow?
Is there a directory of these icons in use tonight? Perhaps with a synopsis of each party?
As a Yankee, I can appreciate more than a two party system. But, when do we approach too many parties?
@guffo
I couldn't tag you. So I'll copy paste.
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Not even sure what to call this.
Apparently the political parties have, like block print, basic bold single color logos. Almost akin to Wingdings.
Labour has... A rose? Conservatives have like a big tree?
A yellow dart arrow? A cog wheel? A bigger fatter arrow?