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MILTON KEYNESAdditions : 1974 Bletchley, Newport Pagnell (UDC), Newport Pagnell (RDC), Wolverton, Winslow (partly)
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Origin/meaning : The crest is composed of elements from the heraldry of the five constituent authorities. The supporters are bucks, a reminder of the dexter supporter of the county arms, and each is charged on the shoulder with an double axe, a prominent symbol of authority in ancient Crete; it was found carved on the walls of Minoan cities, the earliest known form of planned community. It is considered appropriate for Milton Keynes, a modern planned community. The motto 'By knowledge, design and understanding' names the qualities required in a forward-looking authority. Literature : Information taken from here. |
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