Glastonbury bans pro-hunting group from fundraising on their festival site
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nme.comGlastonbury Festival has banned a pro-hunting group from fundraising on their site during future festivals, saying that they are “absolutely not pro-hunting”.The ban comes after it emerged this week that the Mendip Farmers Hunt group in Somerset blamed one reason for their “poor financial state“ in 2020 on the loss of income from providing stewards for Glastonbury 2020, which was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.ITV News reports how the anti-badger cull organisation Innocent Badger uncovered the minutes from the recent meeting held by the group, revealing the link between the Hunt and Glastonbury.Glastonbury employs thousands of stewards across its site each year who are recruited “by a team of steward coordinators… with these.
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