Our Lost Property Team is still working through your lost items from this year's Festival. Get in touch via [email protected] if you left something at the farm. Give us as many details as possible and we'll do our best to get it back to you!
More info on Lost Property and the descriptions that best help find your items are here https://t.co/5GRXzzypkv
And if you've already been in touch, please check your email spam folders, as there may be a reply in there.
Derelict land is be transformed into a lush new community greenspace measuring almost 15 hectares. 🌳 🌱
The council is to create a new amenity woodland as part of the Glasgow Tree Plan. 👉 https://t.co/z44zJDXZg4
The deadline for completing the survey about the Active Travel Strategy - City Network is Sunday 20 October 2024. The storymap with links to the survey is at https://t.co/luW2ahoXmX
@GraemeK73@UofGlasgow Congratulations Graham ! It has always been a joy and a pleasure to work with you and know and @UofGlasgow is very lucky to have you 😊
Here at Glastonbury, we have worked hard over many years to lessen our impact on the environment and to implement changes we hope will resonate far beyond our gates.
We’d like to thank our Festival-goers and all those who support our initiatives for making this possible, and we look forward to working together to make our Festival - and our world - a cleaner, kinder, better place for all.
We're offering 20 pairs of tickets to Glastonbury 2024, to raise emergency funds to support people affected by conflict.
Enter our prize draw at https://t.co/plwZn5NRhn now.
Your chance to perform at Glastonbury 2024! This year’s free-to-enter Emerging Talent Competition, supported by @PRSforMusic and @PRSFoundation, opens on Monday. Get all the info at https://t.co/44Ys6yKG56 now! #ETC2024
BrewDog's decision to withdraw the real Living Wage for bar workers during the most acute cost of living crisis in a generation is outrageous.
Add your name: @FairHospitality@BrewDog@BrewDogJames https://t.co/JQ2XAYrWZT via @megaphoneuk
Glastonbury Festival is thrilled to have supported a range of incredible causes this year. It is thanks to your support for the Festival that we have been able to make substantial donations to help those facing challenges across the world.
By the end of 2023, we will have made payments of over £3.7m to charitable causes and campaigns. In addition to this £3.7m, thank you to everyone who donated to the Oxfam Crowdfunder DEC Appeal which raised over £1m towards the Syria-Turkey Earthquake response, and our online auction raised £116,000 for the @TrussellTrust.
As well as our continued support for our Joint Charity partners – @oxfamgb, @WaterAidUK and @GreenpeaceUK – we have been able to help many projects and organisations both in the UK and overseas.
In response to the humanitarian crisis currently affecting the Middle East, we have made a donation towards the @britishredcross’s Israel and Occupied Palestinian Territory Appeal to provide immediate and urgent medical support for all those in need. We have also supported @WarChildUK with a donation towards their work in that region and for other children affected by war in countries such as Syria, Afghanistan and Ukraine.
We’re also delighted to have been able to help nationwide charities working with young people experiencing homelessness such as @centrepointuk, and charities working with communities living in poverty across the UK such as @FareShareUK, @foodcycle and Beauty Banks.
Another cause close to our heart is the plight of refugees and asylum seekers. We’re proud to have been able to support UK charities working with these groups, such as @safepassageuk – who help children who arrive in this country alone – and the UK @refugeecouncil. We have also funded work supporting refugee women in creative projects such as Makani and @4refugeewomen.
Many of our wider community and crew are Bristol-based and this year we have donated to various projects in the city. Among these are @Young_Bristol, @officialb2n and @FeedingBristol, who all work hard to compassionately support families and young people in the Bristol area with a range of initiatives.
On our doorstep – in Pilton and other nearby towns and villages – we’ve supported initiatives such as enrichment projects for local primary schools and vegetable growing for community food banks as well as donated towards the new Breast Cancer Unit at @YHCharity, and supported @SomNHSCharity with a donation towards their 25th anniversary appeal, which will help fund equipment and materials in healthcare centres across Somerset.
We would also like to say a huge thank you to the incredible volunteers who donate their time to support over 200 charities while providing essential services to Glastonbury Festival.
@shrabonidey@UofGlasgow Sorry I couldn't attend this year to support all our brilliant graduates. I was there in spirit 😘 Huge congratulations to each and every one of you 🎉🎉🎉 Get out into that big wide world and change it for the better 🙏 With much love, Mandy, Humanist Chaplain @UofGlasgow 💖💖💖