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THE MIDDLESEX FEDERATION (MF)

Aims & Objectives

1. To make people aware that the geographical County of Middlesex still exists and that only the County Council was abolished in 1965.
2. To promote awareness and interest in the history and geography of Middlesex, particularly amongst our schoolchildren.
3. To promote the identity of the County of Middlesex by encouraging the use of the county name in addresses.
4. To encourage the preservation of all historic buildings and other aspects of the history and heritage of the County.
5. To encourage a sense of pride in the County through sport and other activities and a sense of identity among all Middlesaxons.

THE FEDERATION OF MIDDLESEX SPORTS (FMS)

The Federation of Middlesex & City of London Sports was launched in 1988 at the first ever Middlesex Sports Awards by Sue Barker, now the BBC's female sports anchor.
The FMS has since gone from strength to strength in its own very unique way and is looking forward to celebrating its 21st birthday in 2009.
It was founded by Russell Grant, the Lord of Ashford in Staines Middlesex, Fred Griggs and Sir Peter Yarranton, who sadly passed away in June 2003.
The Federation recognises the historic boundaries of the County of Middlesex, twixt Thames, Colne, Lea and Grimsdyke.

The County Arms

The arms of the County of Middlesex are three seaxes pointing upwards. (As in the Middlesex Federation logo)

Before the County Council was created, arms were unofficial: the official arms of the County Council reversed the seaxes and added the Saxon crown. (As in the Federation of Middlesex Sports logo)

Middlesex Day

May 16th is our day, Middlesex Day; learn why on the link on the left.