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As thousands of people prepare for Glastonbury Festival 2016, a video showing flood water gushing through the Pilton site has gone viral.The video, called ‘Welcome to Glastonbury’, was posted on to Facebook by Nigel Smith and shows the cameraman and a driver of a 4×4 heading into the flood to rescue another member of the festival crew.The video was filmed during heavy rainfall on Friday (June 17) when flash flooding caused chaos across the county.Read more: Glastonbury Festival 2016: Food for a…

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Author: Somerset Guardian
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Glastonbury Festival 2016: 11 non-music events not to be missed
The Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts – there’s a lot more to it than just Adele, Coldplay and Muse.

A trip to Worthy Farm for the final weekend of June is like no other, your senses bombarded with sights, sounds, tastes and smells from the moment you pitch up to the time you head home.

But how do you make the most of your time as guests of the Eavis family? You will no doubt have a good idea about the big music names across the stages, but delve a little deeper into…

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Author: Western Gazette – South Somerset
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Glastonbury Festival 2016: Find your way around Worthy Farm
Going to Glastonbury Festival 2016 but not sure where each area is then check out this year’s map.The festival is set to be another great event with people travelling to Pilton from across the globe for five days of music, food and dancing.Some of the big names playing this year’s festival Adele, Cold Play and Muse.The festival site is so big it would easily swallow up Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament and a big chunk of the City of London – with just over 200,000 people on the site…

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Author: Wells Journal
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Tributes as Glastonbury Festival 'most beloved' crew member dies
The organisers of Glastonbury Festival have paid tribute to one of the festival’s “most beloved” crew members, who died yesterday.Born in 1965, Tracy Harrison began working for Glastonbury Festival in 1992, and went on to become one of the Festival’s most senior, longstanding and beloved crew members.Tracy went on to oversee the Festival’s toilet provision, which was vastly improved under her passionate and knowledgeable stewardship, said a statement from the festival organisers.MORE:…

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Author: Central Somerset Gazette
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