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Jun 28, 2002 • 1 min read

Glasto is go

Glastonbury 2002 has begun, with NME.com reporting a near-impenetrable super-fence and security patrols, and the BBC and Freeserve providing coverage.

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Glastonbury 2002 has begun – and word is new partners Mean Fiddler are living up to their promise to keep non-ticket holders out. NME.com have reported that “we inspected the ‘super-fence’, erected by organiser Michael Eavis to prevent fence jumpers, and it is almost impenetrable. Security guards are also patrolling the perimeter on bikes and CCTV are watching problem areas.” So, it seems, if you haven’t got tickets you’ll have to make do with the following media coverage: BBC Radio 1 are already broadcasting from the site and you can see live coverage on BBC Choice tonight 7.30-8pm, 8.30-10pm, 10.30pm-12.45am; tomorrow 7pm- 1am and Sunday 30 June 7-10pm, 11.30-1am. NME.com (www.nme.com) have news coverage from the festival over the weekend and Freeserve (www.freeserve.com) are webcasting highlights over the weekend and throughout July.

Michael Eavis BBC Radio 1
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