
Coronavirus: Glastonbury-on-sea’s souvenir fudge donated to food banks
Packs of fudge which would have been sold at Glastonbury-on-sea this summer will instead be donated to local food banks.
Emergency services have been instructed not to support mass gatherings. This means festivals are extremely unlikely to receive ‘Safety Advisory Group‘ approval, which in turn means local council’s are extremely unlikely to grant a festival’s licence.
We don’t know how long this will last for.
5th March: PSA / EIF coronavirus update [pdf]
14th February: WHO key planning recommendations for mass gatherings

Packs of fudge which would have been sold at Glastonbury-on-sea this summer will instead be donated to local food banks.

Barn on the Farm will no longer take place this summer, due to the outbreak of coronavirus. Tickets will remain valid for 2021.

The 10,000 capacity festival continues to sell tickets for 2021 while trying to reschedule as much of the line-up as possible.

Bluedot confirm this year’s festival is cancelled but headliners Bjork, Metronomy and Groove Armada will play next year.
Due to the continued spread of Coronavirus unfortunately Wide Awake has been cancelled this year and will save its launch until 2021.

STATEMENT AS PROVIDED Dear Hoopla Family, Due to the continued spread of Coronavirus and following recent Government statements, we sadly announce that Mighty Hoopla will not take place this year.