The original Glastonbury The Movie, revamped and re-edited with an extra 30 minutes of unseen footage is to hit British cinemas on 29th June.

From the film’s website.

The original Glastonbury feature film returns. Beautifully filmed in epic CinemaScope and re-edited from scratch with the benefit of 21st century technology for a new generation of festival fans, this revealing snapshot of British cultural history has an extra 30 minutes of unseen material and a crisp new state-of-the-art sound mix. If you were there you’re in it and if not we bet you know someone who is. So come and see if you can spot yourself (or your mum) in the movie that Academy Award winner Mike Leigh declared “a masterpiece” on its initial release.

Michael Eavis issued a warning today to anyone wishing to attend Glastonbury Festival in 2013 to not pre-book 3rd party off-site accommodation.

This follows festival accommodation provider MyHab puling out of Glastonbury just a few days before the festival was due to begin earlier year, leaving many festival goers without the accommodation they’d paid for.

The Somerset dairy farmer issued this statement today.

Off-site camping facilities at Glastonbury have generally caused me problems, but even more so this year, 2011. One operator failed to deliver his site, having taken the money from unsuspecting purchasers, and left me with a £60,000 bill, as I couldn’t bear the thought of 3,000 people turning up here and being let down at the last minute. This wasn’t the first time people have been let down, and as a consequence of this we simply cannot allow the same problems to happen again in 2013, so we will no longer be giving out any information about these off-site accommodation providers and would encourage Festival-goers to use only the accommodation we provide.

The vast majority of Festival-goers happily spend their weekend under canvas, taking advantage of the camping fields which are included in the ticket price, and those who want a few more comforts can bring a campervan/caravan or stay in one of the Festival’s legendary Tipis. Information about official accommodation for 2013 will be available on our website when tickets go on sale next year, or by contacting our office by email office@glastonburyfestivals.co.uk or phone 01749 890 470.

Glastonbury Festival is not responsible for the provision of off-site accommodation or any arrangements made with third parties such as accommodation providers, so we would urge people to think before parting with their money.

Michael Eavis
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