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Isobel Van Dyke

Latitude review: This family focused, easy-going festival delivers a whole load of fun

Rina Sawayama

(Picture: Dave J Hogan/Getty Images)

Latitude festival sits on the east Anglian coastline, only 2.5 hours from London. But for a festival so close to home, it feels as though you’ve driven through a time portal somewhere along the way. Festival fashions still include space buns and glittered partings, there’s tamagotchis attached to belt loops and barely a phone in sight (not to mention certain acts on the line-up).

But that’s the charm of it really. No one at Latitude has any care what year it is, nor do they care what’s fashionable. It’s the family focused, easy-going festival that’s a kid’s paradise and an adult’s safe haven.

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