Talk:Constituent symbols of Northumbria (UK)

Main article: Northumbrian nationalism

The three current Northern England statistical regions combined shown within England. Other definitions of the North vary and have changed over time.

The National symbols of the Northern Region of Northumbria or Pennineland are the symbols that are used to represent both the divided Northumbrian people proper and abroad to represent the country and its people.

Northern England as defined along Historic Counties.

Proposed Regionalist flag for North West England, in support of regional government.

Symbols

	Symbol	Image
Coat of arms	Coat of arms of the Regional of Northumbria (UK)
Flag	Regional flag of Northumbria (UK)
Political party	Regional party of Northumbria (UK)
Flower	Regional flower of Northumbria (UK) Lychnis alba
Tree	Regional tree of Northumbria (UK) Fraxinus excelsior
Bird	Regional bird of Northumbria (UK) Lagopus lagopus scotica
Animal	Regional animal of Northumbria (UK) Mustela furo
Dog	Regional dog of Northumbria (UK) Northern racer
Dishes	Regional dish of Northumbria (UK) Lancashire hotpot Northumbrian regional dish (UK) Yorkshire pudding
Tartan	Regional tartan of Northumbria (UK) Rheged Tartan

Related pages

• Devolution in the United Kingdom
• National symbols of Scotland
• National symbols of Wales
• National symbols of England - Partitioned, The south
• Devolution to the North of England
• Northern Home Rule movement
• Northern England
• Northumbria/Pennineland
• Rheged
• Northern Independence Party (NIP) - Secessionist
• Federalism in the United Kingdom
• Causes of the vote in favour of Brexit
• Bruges Group (United Kingdom)
• Reform UK (Brexit Party)
• Euroscepticism
• Blue Collar Conservativism

External links

• Official website
• Philip Proudfoot interview with Novara Media