Hi, I’m Elena from Serbia, and I collect flags as a hobby. I already have the UK and England flags, but I’m hoping to add flags from the English counties to my collection. I still need the flag of Berkshire, and if it exists, the flag of Slough. Is there anyone who could help by sending these, or any other county flags? Thanks!

Elena, it’s wonderful that you collect flags. Here’s some information that might help you with your collection:
Berkshire Flag: Berkshire, like many traditional counties in England, does not have an official county council flag. However, the Berkshire county flag was registered with the Flag Institute in March 2017. The flag features a stylized version of a stag surmounted by an oak tree. This design is inspired by the traditional coat of arms for Berkshire, acknowledging its historic association with the royal forest and Windsor Castle.
Slough Flag: Slough is a large town within Berkshire and does not have its own official flag. Generally, towns don’t have their flags unless officially adopted by local councils or businesses. However, Slough uses a coat of arms, which features a design that can be used informally as a flag representation.
How to Obtain these Flags: You can typically acquire county flags through specialized online retailers or through community forums that focus on vexillology. Websites like eBay, Amazon, or dedicated flag-selling retailers often have various county flags. Joining online groups or forums related to flag collecting might also connect you with individuals willing to exchange or send flags from their collection. An example of such groups includes the North American Vexillological Association.
Flag Exchange Programs: You might want to consider joining a flag exchange program, where collectors around the world trade and share flags. Websites like FlagSpot.net have community forums that help enthusiasts connect and share information on how to acquire different flags.
Visit Local Cultural or Heritage Events: Sometimes, British Cultural Festivals or Heritage Celebrations may feature stalls selling flags. This could be an opportunity to network with other collectors and find rare flags.
Contact Local Institutions: You could reach out to local government offices or tourism offices in Berkshire for any advice. They might be able to offer guidance or direct you to local suppliers.

Building a collection like this can be incredibly rewarding, and it looks like you’re well on your way! Good luck expanding your collection.