Air Ambulance at Glastonbury Festival site as man badly burned…
A man has been airlifted to hospital after being badly burned at the Glastonbury Festival site.

This picture, shared by BBC Somerset, shows the Air Ambulance in a field, what looks like the edge of the Park Field, which will be used as a camping ground when the festival starts.

Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service control room confirmed they were in attendance at an incident at the Worthy Farm site.

BBC reporters already on site ahead of the annual festival tweeted earlier today:…

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Author: Central Somerset Gazette
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Glastonbury Festival 2016: Everything you need to know about…
ARE you getting dropped off at the Glastonbury Festival? Is your designated driver nagging you about where exactly it is they’re going?Organisers have been extremely considerate and arranged a “drop and collect” service for those getting delivered to the wilds of Somerset by kindly helpers.A 24/7 bus service will run from the drop off zone at the Royal Bath and West Showground from 12.01am on Wednesday (June 22) until 6pm on Monday evening (May 27). This is to avoid dangerous…

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Author: Western Gazette – South Somerset
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Glastonbury Festival 2016 – Rihanna, Radiohead and Beyonce – the…
With only a couple more days to go rumours are still flying round about who will be making surprise appearance on the bill. We’ll run you through the big talking points as speculation grows about who might be flying in to make 2016 even more memorable:Coldplay and Rihannathat there will be a big surprise from Coldplay at Glastonbury.It’s reported that the stars are set to invite a very special guest on stage with them during their headline slot. The band’s tour began at London’s Wembley Stadium,…

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Author: Wells Journal
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Glastonbury 2016 – the charities you'll be supporting this year
Most people will be aware that Oxfam, Greenpeace and WaterAid, are all beneficiaries of the festival – collectively gaining £2 million as a result of the event, but other major charities benefit too as well as local causes.Here’s the causes set to benefit from this year’s event:Oxfam 2016:This year the focus will be on the world’s refugee crisis, world-famous musicians, festival goers and music fans will stand together in solidarity with people forced to flee conflict and disaster. The…

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Author: Wells Journal
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