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I’m a single mum of one-year-old twins. Could I do a summer of music festivals with them?

Festivals are increasingly seen as a family holiday and many have kids’ areas – even nannies. We brave the hot tents and random ravers to see what they’re like

The Guardian - UK

How the UK’s Green Man Festival has managed to stay independent

Ahead of this year's festival, Green Man Festival owner and director Fiona Stewart explains the importance of independent festivals as corporations take over the industry.

Euronews

‘I puked virtually every morning’: inside the stressful life of a festival organiser

You’re battling rising costs to source enough essentials for a small city and always competing for the best acts. So why would anyone run a festival? We speak to those behind Green Man, Parklife and Krankenhaus to find out

The Guardian - UK

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The villagers who fear they will be overrun when the Green Man festival comes to their village

‘There is no doubt some will call us nimbies - but we have genuine concerns of mass tourism events being catapulted into our village’

Wales Online

Green Man describes its plans for the £4.25m farm bought by the Welsh Government

Fiona Stewart said an expansion of Green Man would add a further £13m into the economy

Wales Online

Founder of the Green Man Festival Fiona Stewart on diversification and plans for Gilestone Farm

She said the festival continues to receive takeover offers from big corporates but she has no plans to sell

Birmingham Post

Controversial new Green Man site will support farmers and young people, festival boss declares

Fiona Stewart of Green Man Festival has dismissed claims that she would stop farming at Gilestone farm, saying that she has a "massive respect" for farmers and farming

Wales Online

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The 12-hour folk gig at a Welsh castle that became one of the UK's most successful festivals: Green Man at 20

Green Man hits 20 at this year's festival in the Brecon Beacons

Wales Online

Green Man boss defends Welsh Government deal to buy £4.25m farm in Powys

Fiona Stewart says the festival is a success and they want to build on that "and do more with it"

Wales Online

The Green Man dinner must launch a fundamental review of politicians relationships with lobbyists - Shipton

Political editor-at-large Martin Shipton sets out what he believes should happen next as controversy rages over a lobbyist's private dinner for Welsh Government cabinet ministers and the boss of Green Man

Wales Online

Mark Drakeford orders inquiry into ministers' dinner with Green Man festival boss and lobbyist

At the height of the controversy over the Welsh Government's purchase of a farm in Powys for the Green Man festival, lobbyist Cathy Owens hosted a dinner for two ministers and the boss of the festival

Wales Online

Green Man festival expansion raises concerns over protected habitats

Welsh government under pressure over £4.25m purchase of land for Green Man to use as base for expansion

The Guardian - UK

Welsh Government has not ruled out calling off partnership with Green Man despite buying farm for £4.25m

The Welsh Government has been asked why it paid so much for the site without seeing a business plan or 'knowing the full facts'

Wales Online

Further questions about the £4.25m the Welsh Government spent on a farm for Green Man

It has emerged the founder of the Green Man festival will live at the site

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Watchdog to investigate Welsh Government's purchase of £4.25m farm

The Senedd's Public Accounts Committee has agreed to ask the Auditor General for Wales to investigate the purchase and to presents its findings to the Ccommittee before they decide how to proceed further

ABC News

Veterinarians facing barriers to re-entering the career following extended break

Veterinarians have called for a sweep of reforms to remove barriers for those wanting to return to the industry after taking a career break.

The Independent UK

Treating wounds may not be uniquely human – chimpanzees do it too

Chimpanzees have been observed treating each other’s wounds, but what does this mean? Alexander Piel and Fiona Stewart explain

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