In pictures: Revellers travel to Reading Festival

Daisy StephensBBC News, Berkshire
News imageTwo smiling young women with large backpacks pose for a photo while waiting in line, surrounded by other festival-goers with camping gear.
News imageA red and yellow sign on a city sidewalk reads "Festival buses – this way to the buses", with pricing information and people waiting nearby.

Isabel and Sadie from Hook, Hampshire, were waiting to catch the boat on Thursday morning
There were a number of options for getting to the site, including shuttle buses

Thousands of people have arrived for the first day of Reading Festival.

The event is taking place from Thursday until Sunday, with headliners Travis Scott, Chappell Roan, Hozier and Bring Me the Horizon on the bill.

Other artists confirmed for the line-up are Sammy Virji, Enter Shikari, The Kooks, Bloc Party, Conan Gray, Amyl and The Sniffers, Heartworms, and Wunderhorse.

Last year's festival brought 90,000 people to the town.

Festivalgoers have been travelling to the festival by train, boat, coach and car.

Road closures are in place to facilitate their arrival, the council warned previously.

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