Organisers have revealed a major update to the Pyramid stage ahead of Glastonbury 2023, which is now just two days away. A giant mural has been painted onto the grass in support of the NHS ahead of kick-off on Wednesday (June 21).
Glastonbury Festival has shared a video of an aerial view of the Pyramid stage, the festival's main stage, which will see Artic Monkeys, Sir Elton John and Guns N' Roses headline this year. The message reads 'We stand with the NHS' in giant letters with the health service logo encompassed in a rainbow heart, which appears it is being spray-painted by three people in the video.
The incredible video pans up to show the message which is placed directly in front of the main stage, also just visible on the BBC's live Glastonbury webcam. It also shows progress on the site between the Other stage and the edge of Silver Hayes.