Minimal mud and only one stowaway has made Glastonbury, at the very least, a logistical success and organisers are hopeful they will be granted a license for a 2003 event. Michael Eavis’s frequent calls for anyone without a ticket to stay away from the site appeared to be adhered to while tighter security courtesy of Mean Fiddler and a million pound super face kept non-ticket holders away from the site. Glastonbury officials told NME.COM that while there were isolated "skirmishes" around the perimeter, they think that only one person got over the fence. However, Eavis has admitted that there were problems just outside the site, saying there were instances of people mugging ticket-holders in attempts to rob them of their passes.
Jul 1, 2002
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Glastonbury should be back
Glastonbury appears a logistical success with minimal mud and only one reported stowaway, and organisers are hopeful of a licence for 2003.