Glastonbury Repair Cafe
Don’t be a tosser! Find out how you can repair broken household items, with the help of the friendly volunteers at the Glastonbury Repair Cafe.
Don’t be a tosser! Find out how you can repair broken household items, with the help of the friendly volunteers at the Glastonbury Repair Cafe.
I’ve been finding out about Love Glastonbury, a charity who don’t just distribute food, but also spread unconditional love throughout the community. I’ve learnt how Love Glastonbury supports the town and how everyone, local or visitor, can contribute to their work.
My experience of meeting strong women in Glastonbury when I moved here in the Nineties. Plus, some of the women from the last century who helped make the Town what it is today.
As you’d expect from a town full of creative people, Glastonbury always manages to give us a visual feast of Christmas window displays, here are a few of my favourites. Click on the photo for a bigger version and to see which shop it is. I always look forward to Yin Yang’s window, they are … Read more
Glastonbury has an ever-growing calendar of seasonal celebrations, but there is one event that is guaranteed to bring everyone, from the born and bred local to the newest incomer, together in joy and merriment. That is the yearly ritual of mocking the Town’s Christmas Tree.
Perfect Gifts for Yuletide for anyone who loves Glastonbury Town from Normal For Glastonbury.
A chat with Debbie De Mornay Penny, illustrator of ‘Normal For Glastonbury’ about drawing, dressing up, and what she loves about living in Glastonbury.
A list of the major Glastonbury Town Events taking place in 2023, to help you plan your year. Compiled for my Crap Views of the Tor Calendar.
The ‘Crap Views of Glastonbury Tor’ full-colour A3 Wall Calendar for 2023 is now available. a fun, quirky and practical gift.
A chat with a regular visitor to Glastonbury, Activity Coordinator and artist Emma Walters.
Fiona and Stuart Brogan are passionate about Heathenry and bringing the Vikings to life, through their shop ‘Wyrdraven’ on Glastonbury’s Benedict Street.