Dolly Parton Queen of Glastonbury: Review
DOLLY Parton reigned supreme as queen of Glastonbury.

I knew she would be the big one but I think the entire festival must have squeezed into the Pyramid stage field to see her. It felt like the crowd was as big as the one for the Rolling Stones at Glastonbury in 2013.

She had the audience in the palm of her hand from the word go, opening with Baby I’m Burnin’. A tiny, trim figure sparkling in rhinestones and larger than life. The 68-year-old sounded and looked incredible. We didn’t have to…

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Glastonbury Festival: Dolly Parton – Twitter verdict
OMG IT’S DOLLY PARTON!!!! We were SO excited….but what did you think?

You loved it!

@DollyParton was simply amazing at #GlastonburyFestival – loved every single minute— Neil Barstow (@nsbarstow) June 29, 2014

Dolly Parton showing how it’s done at Glasto…ruddy icon !!— Peter Collins (@eastendlad27) June 29, 2014

Dolly Parton what a legend. Love her #GlastonburyFestival— JOHNNY REGGAE (@JOhNnYBitChY) June 29, 2014

Dolly Parton is one cool chick. #Glastonbury—…

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Glastonbury Festival: Ed Sheeran – The review
THERE’S something special about Ed Sheeran.

With his shock of ginger hair and the fantastic way he can strum a guitar while rapping at a speed not even I – an excitable Welsh girl – can imitate, the best thing about Ed is his sheer humbleness.

After bursting onto the Pyramid Stage with his massive hit ‘You Need Me, I Don’t Need You’, Ed politely asked the crowd if he could take a picture of THEM on his iPhone.

He looked genuinely excited to be there, and it showed in every song he…

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Glastonbury pair die in double tragedy of A39 crash in Somerset
The teenage sister of a girl who died of meningitis and a promising rugby player and Glastonbury Festival volunteer were among three people to die in a weekend of tragedy on West Country roads.

One incident claimed the lives of two young car passengers in Somerset, and another claimed a pedestrian in his 20s, who was in collision with a lorry in South Gloucestershire.

Ellie Louise Clare, aged 19, of Glastonbury, and George Stott, aged 21, a member of Tor Rugby Club 1st XV, died at the scene…

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