Flag of Bexhill UK The Flag of Bexhill is a heraldic banner representing the town of Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex, United Kingdom. It was designed in 2013 by the Bexhill Heritage Society and officially adopted on October 29, 2014. The flag consists of four quarters: the first quarter displays a gold sun with 16 rays on a red background, representing the Saxon settlement and sun god; the second quarter shows three red lions passant guardant on a gold field, symbolizing the traditional arms of Sussex; the third quarter features three blue wavy bars in the colors of the sea, symbolizing Bexhill’s coastal location; and the fourth quarter bears a black castle with two towers and a portcullis, representing the original 1066 Normans who built the first castle in Bexhill. The Flag of Bexhill serves as a visual symbol of the town’s history, culture, and heritage.