Comments so far

Amy, Farnborough, Hants
The dropping crime rates are gonna be really useful in persuading my parents to pay for tickets to Glasto, as I've never been to a festival in my life (and I don't think they have either!), so keep it up please!!!

H. Brighton
Micheal Eavis for World leader! Safest year yet and even the Somme-like conditions failed to put a dampner (no pun intended!) on things! What is Paul from Cornwalls' problem-even the unemployed are entitled to entertainment-as long as the ticket money is not proceeds of benefit fraud I fail to see the issue?!

Izzi from peterborough
I went to glastonbury n it roked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Heya to rachel n loui

Martin in Stokey
In answer to Paul Camborne of Cornwall: Two thirds of the festival took place over a weekend, when believe it or not even those seeking work are granted rest and relaxation. Secondly, it is not "your" tax. That is why it is taken from you. A good job that is too, as how else would they pay for this enquiry (sic) idea of yours? Thirdly, I think you'll find that Glastonbury-goers who also happen to be on the dole may often be graduates still struggling to pay off student debts and thereby well versed in overdrafts, credit cards and the like. I'm assuming this to be the case as it was hard to get a ticket without having to employ some intelligence. And I went and met your typical punter personally. He was alright, and so was his missus. You never know, they may have generous friends and family who bought them a ticket, though it's doubtful that you would understand that concept.

Maz from Bristol
I was one of the peeps who got their car broken by some kind person trying to pinch it but I did not report it as all I can say is I have a cleo and if you can't steal that then I think you should give up the day job who ever you are your no good at it!!!! but all in all glasto still rocks in my book roll on 2007 fingers crossed my 5th year!

Ve - Derby
Two years is a long time to wait for my next trip to Pilton - I have withdrawal symptoms already! Roll on 2007 Highlights have to be Brian Wilson, Basement Jaxx and of course, the legendary Jools Holland!

Graeme Leeds
We all felt alot safer this year, Everybody was here for the same thing this year,to enjoy music and be part of the Glastonbury experience, Can't wait till 2007!

ed from Wells
i was 1 of 12 who got my money blaged from me tent

LIZ,SHEPTON MALLET
ALL I CAN SAY IS WELL DONE TO EVERYONE WHO WORKED SO HARD TO MAKE 2005 A GOOD ONE.I WAS ON SITE YESTERDAY AND FELT THE SAFEST I HAVE EVER FELT AT ANY FESTIVAL.I THINK IT IS A GOOD THING THERE IS NO FESTI NEXT YEAR BECAUSE THE LAND NEEDS TO RECOVER FROM THE TRIALS OF FRIDAY AND IT GIVES THE LOCAL RESIDENTS A REST.SEE YOU ALL IN 2007 XX

Qwin, Cambridge
Thats insane, someone died at a festival...!!!

Paul Camborne Cornwall
I hope the dss where at Glastobury checking all people entering were not on the dole, dole reciepients are supposed to be activly seeking work and not spending my tax on this rubbish. Also those who were there who were on the dole, I hope the dss launch enquiries into how and where they got there money from to go to Glastonbury.