Glastonbury 2010 Crime Down On Last Year's Festival

Crime at this year’s Glastonbury festival is down marginally compared to 2009, organisers have said.

On Saturday morning (June 26), there had been a total of 290 crimes - down three on this time last year.

The majority of these - 156 - were related to thefts from tents.

Police have made 93 arrests, of which 77 have been for drugs possession with intent to supply.

Gigwise’s Glastonbury correspondent Charlie Ashcroft said weather conditions were warm for a second day.

The Met Office said it expected the sunshine to stay tomorrow (June 27), although there is a small chance of some showers.

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