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The screening formed part of a wider UK programme of events designed to help communities engage with the climate and nature crisis, and supported by naturalist Chris Packham, who has said that “I’d encourage people everywhere to attend a screening of The People’s Emergency Briefing. This new film creates exactly the kind of honest local conversation we now urgently need, both about the threat from climate and nature breakdown, but also about what we can do, together with our politicians, to build a better future.”

Glastonbury Town Council has taken an exciting and forward-looking step by applying to join the Co-operative Councils Innovation Network (CCIN), marking a renewed commitment to collaboration, innovation, and meaningful community engagement.

Glastonbury Town Council is committed to making thoughtful, forward-looking decisions that support the town, its residents, and its future. Full Council has now agreed to seek the necessary permissions to demolish St Dunstan’s Cottage, following careful consideration of available options. While this proposal has sparked understandable interest, it is rooted in a clear goal: making the best long-term choice for Glastonbury.

It is with sadness that the Town Council shares the news that Andy WIllis, Mayor in 2001 and a Councillor for St. Benedict’s Ward through

A Celebration of Glastonbury Volunteer Awards will be made along with Citizen of the Year

Why the Town Council requires communications support Glastonbury Town Council plays a visible and increasingly influential role in the life of the town. Effective, proactive

Glastonbury Town Council has announced a recruitment drive for a new Community Services Officer as part of its ongoing work to maintain and enhance the town’s public spaces and community facilities.

Glastonbury Town Council has released the report prepared by its Public Working Group alongside an independent consultant’s scoping study exploring the potential for Glastonbury to seek UNESCO World Heritage Status.

Come and view a large-format display of the proposed timetables and route. Come along and learn the story so far and the survey results, and

The Glastonbury Town Deal secured £23.6 million of funding for the town to deliver the objectives outlined in the Town Investment Plan. Glastonbury is one

This free event will celebrate the River Brue, raise awareness and foster action on critical water issues facing our local ecosystems. Experts will delve into water remediation projects, sharing innovative solutions for restoring balance to our rivers and wetlands.

Glastonbury Town Council has approved its 2026–27 budget and precept, setting out a bold and community-focused plan that protects essential services, supports local culture, and invests in Glastonbury’s future – while keeping the impact on households as low as possible.