HWM HELPS KEEP THINGS FLOWING AT GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL The arrival of summer marks many things each year – the return of cricket and tennis to our shores, the frenzied covering up of every patch of green ground by people lying on it, and ‘unexpected’ rain falling on it all. Glastonbury festival is another mainstay of the British summer, and whether drowning in mud or basking in sunshine, it involves a massive temporary migrationto the village of Pilton, where masses of music fans decamp and lay siege to the soundstages. Despite rumours and folklore to the contrary, these festival-goers do in fact both wash and occasionally drink water rather than beer or cider, and the strain put upon the local water network is measurable. Proving this, Bristol Water were on hand to measure and closely mo

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