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i didnt use the platforms this year but had no trouble with the toilets only people on here i met was simon ....hi old son to you and yours but again met some great people in the disabled camping BUT my bloody van broke down so was a bit stressed and had to have a pull start .

if i did meet you and i just didnt realise then well met ..

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i didnt use the platforms this year but had no trouble with the toilets only people on here i met was simon ....hi old son to you and yours but again met some great people in the disabled camping BUT my bloody van broke down so was a bit stressed and had to have a pull start .if i did meet you and i just didnt realise then well met ..guy

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Would it be possible for someone to confirm how much space is there on the accessible/disabled camp site?

Looks like the three of us will only be able to arrive on Thursday evening so I'm a little worried about space? Also does anyone know what time the accessible box office opening hours are?

Thanks in advance!

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Would it be possible for someone to confirm how much space is there on the accessible/disabled camp site?

Looks like the three of us will only be able to arrive on Thursday evening so I'm a little worried about space? Also does anyone know what time the accessible box office opening hours are?

Thanks in advance!

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just filling out the form for PA ect ....well wife is lol......its mad its like a disability form from the job centre lol any one thinking this ??

this is not a moan btw just an observation

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My husband had a very serious accident 8 weeks ago which resulted in him loosing his right leg and badly damaging his left leg, he's currently wheelchair bound but by the festival he hopes to be a bit more mobile but obviously will still need a wheelchair and assistance. I have the forms to apply to camp in the disabled camping field but have a few questions if anyone can help answer them it would be appreciated please.

We have a camper van, I don't drive and my husband won't be able to drive either by the festival date. I was going to use the helpers ticket to give to a friend (whose is a nurse) to drive us there and help us set up etc?? Do they have to have a ticket already??

The camping ground, we usually camp in a big group but appreciate we can't this year but wondered how strict they are allowing others to camp with you (just in case we need help as I I have bad back also so might need more assistance from strong male friends also)

Also does anyone have a telephone number for the festival office to discuss issues and emailing questions is not always easy and speaking to someone might be easier.

Thanks all, it's going to be a totally different festival for us this year but it's my husbands goal to get there and have a bloody good time

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My husband had a very serious accident 8 weeks ago which resulted in him loosing his right leg and badly damaging his left leg, he's currently wheelchair bound but by the festival he hopes to be a bit more mobile but obviously will still need a wheelchair and assistance. I have the forms to apply to camp in the disabled camping field but have a few questions if anyone can help answer them it would be appreciated please.

We have a camper van, I don't drive and my husband won't be able to drive either by the festival date. I was going to use the helpers ticket to give to a friend (whose is a nurse) to drive us there and help us set up etc?? Do they have to have a ticket already??

The camping ground, we usually camp in a big group but appreciate we can't this year but wondered how strict they are allowing others to camp with you (just in case we need help as I I have bad back also so might need more assistance from strong male friends also)

Also does anyone have a telephone number for the festival office to discuss issues and emailing questions is not always easy and speaking to someone might be easier.

Thanks all, it's going to be a totally different festival for us this year but it's my husbands goal to get there and have a bloody good time

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My husband had a very serious accident 8 weeks ago which resulted in him loosing his right leg and badly damaging his left leg, he's currently wheelchair bound but by the festival he hopes to be a bit more mobile but obviously will still need a wheelchair and assistance. I have the forms to apply to camp in the disabled camping field but have a few questions if anyone can help answer them it would be appreciated please.

We have a camper van, I don't drive and my husband won't be able to drive either by the festival date. I was going to use the helpers ticket to give to a friend (whose is a nurse) to drive us there and help us set up etc?? Do they have to have a ticket already??

The camping ground, we usually camp in a big group but appreciate we can't this year but wondered how strict they are allowing others to camp with you (just in case we need help as I I have bad back also so might need more assistance from strong male friends also)

Also does anyone have a telephone number for the festival office to discuss issues and emailing questions is not always easy and speaking to someone might be easier.

Thanks all, it's going to be a totally different festival for us this year but it's my husbands goal to get there and have a bloody good time

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Just a quick question......as a PA on the 2-4-1 scheme, will i get a ticket?

I'm just worried about gaining access in and out of the festival back to my car as i know you require a wristband and a ticket and this year i do not have a ticket due to assisting as a PA.

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