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- Planning permission granted for escalator on Glastonbury Tor
- pH testing introduced at Glastonbury Tor
- Wombles banned from Glastonbury Tor
- A day without signs on Glastonbury Tor
- Toast-making display is too realistic say Glastonbury mothers
- Monkey to head Glastonbury space project team in 2012
- Super Jupiter may pose gravity risk
- What is under Glastonbury Tor?
- Are dogs allowed at Glastonbury Tor?
- Instructions to Keep Off The Keep Off The Signs are unfair say pilgrims
- “We’ll keep pilgrimming whatever the price of petrol” say Glastonbury Pilgrims Union
- Shih Tzu demoted to cat on Glastonbury Tor
- The Uther Henge guide to perfect toast
- Glastonbury supersun threatens to incinerate visitors
- King Arthur had Glastonbury Tor paved in ancient times
- Keep Off The Garlic signs confound Glastonbury Tor visitors
- England’s longest escape tunnel discovered at Glastonbury Tor
- Inquest into death of Councillor Watkins reaches open verdict
- Keep off the path signs cause incendiary rage
- Unexpected rarebit reaction – Mystical University of Glastonbury reconsiders
- Don’t be tempted by the hamsters at Glastonbury Tor say vets
- Glastonbury Pilgrims Union forced to lift Air Sea Rescue boycott
- Some other pets now allowed to use dog trolleys to climb Glastonbury Tor
- Second geophysics scan confirms 42 is Times New Roman
- Welsh Rarebit deemed non-mystical by the Mystical University of Glastonbury
- Glastonbury space program ready for April 2012 launch
- Perky pensioner Percival Angstrom returns to Tor for prestigious Vortex Award
- Head of Glastonbury Town Council A impaled on St. Michael’s Tower – foul play suspected
- Fully adjustable scale models of Glastonbury Tor go on sale
- Dogs to enjoy Glastonbury Tor more in 2011
- Glastonbury Tor may invert – emergency plans prepared
- Toast-making display irritates Glastonbury Observatory
- Glastonbury Observatory complains of light pollution
- Geophysicists discover huge 42 on Glastonbury Tor
- Toast-making display woos tor visitors
- ‘Clear the shelves’ gift shop protest
- Glastonbury Tor disappears from satnavs
- Glastonbury Tor might end up Twinchester Mountain
- Glastonbury twin town triangulation confounds Council B
- Société d’Horticulture de Poitiers in dramatic Glastonbury Horticulture Society takeover
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pH testing introduced at Glastonbury Tor
Fear over the impact of acid rain has led to the introduction of random pH tests on visitors to Glastonbury Tor – the spot-checks tell whether they are acidic, alkaline or pH neutral. This marks a return to interest in … Continue reading
What is under Glastonbury Tor?
This seemingly simple question has mystified people for over a hundred years – what is beneath Glastonbury Tor? The simple answer is that it depends on just how far down you want to go. The surface of Glastonbury Tor is … Continue reading
Keep off the path signs cause incendiary rage
Many visitors to Glastonbury Tor were understandably upset by the arrival of 500 Keep Off The Grass signs in January. But they have been thrown into complete confusion by a new set of signs instructing them to keep off large … Continue reading
Welsh Rarebit deemed non-mystical by the Mystical University of Glastonbury
After an unbroken run of twelve years on the syllabus, lecturers at the food science department of the Mystical University of Glastonbury have decided to stop teaching students about Welsh Rarebit. Despite its name, Welsh Rarebit is a food that … Continue reading