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A. Up at the top of Home Ground (it's been our spot for years - even had flush toilets that were still clean on Monday last year). But this year going in a trailer tent so will be breaking new ground in Campervan West.

Q.Do you have one food stall at Glasto that is an absolute must?

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A: I've only been to the last 3 glasto's but I'd have to go for Blur last year, They were my first "favourite band" when I was young but they stopped touring by the time I started going to gigs. I had some high hopes but that was mind blowing. Plus the singalong for tender was spine tinglingly brilliant.

Will also sneak in a mention for the beat in 2007 on the joe strummer stage. Was more for the moment but it was my first glastonbury, was something like 3am sat in a field with a can of tanglefoot having just seen madness. That's when I realised I'd never miss a glastonbury again!

Q: What's your favourite ever non food based glastonbury purchase?

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Q: What do you regret doing at Glasto?

Leaving early last year before Blur :P , work commitments! It won't happen again.

Q) Do you know where the famous Wine bar is on the site?

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