An airport has installed a “wellie-washer” so international visitors to the Glastonbury festival can hose off its famous mud before they fly home.
Bristol International Airport has taken festival bookings from customers in 48 different countries and wants to keep its terminal and aircraft sludge-free.
The festival, in Pilton, Somerset, attracts 175,000 people, including thousands of foreigners who ride its Flyer bus service to Bristol Temple Meads railway station and onward to Castle Cary.
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