How Glastonbury became an emblem of accessibility for Disabled music lovers

That same care and consideration was evident from the moment I arrived. Clearly signed accessible parking areas, wheelchair-friendly shuttles with tail lifts, and well-trained stewards welcomed me. I was guided to Spring Ground, the dedicated accessible campsite, just minutes from the main stages, where a joyful village of scooters wrapped in fairy lights, wheelchairs adorned with flags, and smiling, happy Disabled people holding hands mingled in the sunshine.

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