Photography used in this launch build is from Wikimedia Commons under reusable Creative Commons licences.
Additional local and festival photography
The current build also uses reusable photographs from Wikimedia Commons/Geograph for Glastonbury High Street, Benedict Street, Northload Street, Butleigh Road, Wells Market Place, Sadler Street, Street High Street, Shapwick Heath and Glastonbury Festival. Individual file licences remain with the photographers and are linked through Wikimedia Commons.
Restaurant pages use a venue photograph only where a reusable licence is available; otherwise they use a photograph of the immediate street/location rather than copying a restaurant’s copyrighted social-media photography.
Festival images in this build
The Festival landing page and the 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 and fallow-year pieces now use six separate Wikimedia Commons/Geograph files. The pages no longer intentionally share a single Festival thumbnail.
- Glastonbury Festival fields — Geograph/Wikimedia Commons
- Glastonbury2022 (1 of 413) (52182713869).jpg — Wikimedia Commons
- Glasto2023 (10 of 468) (53008949436).jpg — Wikimedia Commons
- Glasto24 28 300624 (112 of 545) (53837650416).jpg — Wikimedia Commons
- Glastonbury Festival 2025 Night 01 — Wikimedia Commons
- Pilton, Glastonbury Festival Site 7211944 — Geograph/Wikimedia Commons
Sport stock photography
Some sport stories use free editorial stock photography from Pexels where suitable reusable photographs of the named local club are not available. These are labelled as stock images and are not presented as photographs of the named team.
- Amateur football match — Ali Bensoula / Pexels
- Football training — Ollie Craig / Pexels
- Rugby match — Ollie Craig / Pexels
- Cricket match — Engineer John / Pexels
- Cyclists on a country road — Philippe Weickmann / Pexels
- Running/training — Peter Kambey / Pexels
- Community football team — César O'neill / Pexels
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