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The big clear up

While festival-goers are heading home, an army of volunteers tidy up Worthy Farm.

• 4 mins

We're back for 2025

Andy Bennett & Mel Everett are at Worthy Farm, ready to bring you some amazing stories.

• 1 min

First-time festival-goer

Vicki from Liverpool has never been to Worthy Farm before, but she's come prepared!

• 2 mins

Being blind and volunteering at Glastonbury

Nottingham student Jacob, who is blind, volunteers for Oxfam with mum Louise from Kent.

• 9 mins

The rugby players frying festival fajitas

Tor Rugby Club have fundraised by serving Mexican food at Worthy Farm for 25 years.

• 6 mins

Oh we do like to be beside ‘Glastonbury-on-Sea’

London's Leila Jones gives us a tour of the huge wooden pier, 23 miles from the coast.

• 5 mins

Joe Wicks: "One of the best workouts of my life"

The Body Coach returned to Worthy Farm to run an exercise session for festival-goers.

• 6 mins

Teacher plays 'Assembly Bangers' to capacity crowd

James B Partridge was such a hit that security had to hold back the crowds.

• 7 mins

The sun-powered stage where Ed Sheeran first played Glasto

Sally Howell gave Ed his first Glastonbury gig on the Croissant Neuf stage in 2011.

• 5 mins

Flash Bang Brass: the band who really light up the tent

The act play in complete darkness with their instruments lighting up to their music.

• 6 mins

Keeping Joe Strummer's spirit alive at Glastonbury

The widow of The Clash frontman runs an area at the festival in memory of her husband.

• 6 mins

Policing a pop-up city on a farm

Ch Supt Olly Cosgrove plans Avon and Somerset Police's presence at Glastonbury.

• 7 mins

The man in charge of keeping the milk flowing at Worthy Farm

Masqueraders Carnival Club supply festival-goers with milk from the farm's own cows.

• 4 mins

'We ended up helping to build the first Pyramid Stage'

Brian Johnson went to the second festival by accident thinking it was a country fayre.

• 5 mins

'It is the greatest show on earth, but it has to be safe'

From noise monitoring to food hygiene, the role Somerset Council plays at Glastonbury.

• 6 mins

Sensory Calm Spaces: a safe place for neurodivergent people

The spaces, run by Bristol-based Diverse UK, are there to help when things get too much.

• 5 mins

Keeping Glastonbury on air

Broadcast Engineer Julian Butcher has worked on ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ coverage of Glastonbury since 1998.

• 8 mins

The 5pm Birthday Party at Worthy Farm

Dug Orton runs a daily birthday party as his daughter's big day clashes with the event.

• 5 mins

Deborah Meaden on the festival, business and selfies

The Dragon's Den star is at Worthy Farm to give a talk in the Green Fields.

• 7 mins

Nile Rodgers: 'All killer and no filler'

The legendary producer chats ahead of his third Glastonbury Festival performance.

• 5 mins

Sam Ryder on his first Glastonbury

2025 is the Spaceman's first time at Worthy Farm, but he's got big ambitions.

• 7 mins

Farewell Glastonbury 2025

There's no Glasto without festival-goers, so we wrap up with their thoughts on the year.

• 7 mins