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Michael & Emily Eavis pledge to keep Glastonbury site Frack-free
Worthy farm, Pilton, Somerset. Today
Michael and Emily Eavis, whose dairy farm has been hosting Britain’s biggest
and best party for over forty years, announced that the site of Glastonbury
Festival will never be fracked, and Worthy Farm is officially Not For Shale!
Executive Director of Greenpeace UK, John Sauven welcomed the news –
“We salute Michael and Emily’s determination to combine good times
with good deeds, to protect a site which means so much to so many people, and
keep it Frack-free and Not For Shale.”
Both Emily and Michael signed a declaration which read –
I (Emily/Michael Eavis), resident at Worthy Farm, Pilton, give my
word that I will not allow Fracking to take place on this site.
Posted by kcumming — 5 July 2013 at 4:07pm
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It’s not every day we trump the
Rolling Stones. But more than once at Glastonbury 2013, I overheard people
pointing to the Greenpeace field and saying “that’s been my favourite thing at
the festival”.
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