[Vicky.]

Noone ever relly knows when this is, as people don't tend to celebrate it, certainly not the way English people celebreate St Patricks Day! I find it quite sad, how this is pretty ignored. Mind, and I am going to sound really daily mail here but its actually true, a guy round my mother in laws celebreated St Georges day by covering his house in England flags. And sitting merrily singing while drunk outside his giftwrapped house, no trouble caused and the people in the estate were joining in a bit tbh and the others didn't seen to care. Some ****er reported him right. And the police turned up telling him to take the flags down as they were 'upsetting' people. It was a day, he wasn't one of those numpties who does it to be a twat and keeps them up all year round shouting racist ****e or anything. But yeah, police involvement for celebrating St Georges day. I guess this might be why people don't bother, as they will be deemed 'problematic'