According to Comparethemarket.com, an estimated £5 million worth of property is lost or stolen at Glasto every year, due to the sheer number of people descending on Worthy Farm, plus all the partying that takes place over the duration of the festival.
So, when the live music weekend is over, what do you do when you can’t find one of your valuables that you could have sworn was exactly where you thought you’d left it?
Fear not, we’ve got the information you need to find and get in touch with Glastonbury’s lost property.
Where’s Glastonbury’s Lost Property?
You can find lost items at Worthy Farm near the farm, up the hill past the Worthy FM neon sign.
You can go there until 1 July to pick up lost items.
You can easily find the site on the Glastonbury map.
Claiming a Lost Item
If you need to claim a lost item after July 1, or are unable to claim it on site before that time, please email [email protected]†
In the message, you must provide your name, email address, mobile phone number, home address and as much detail as possible in order to be reunited with your lost item.
For items such as jewelry, bags, wallets, and keys, you must submit the brand of the item, as well as any distinguishing features such as the color, pattern, and any contents of the bag or wallet.
If you have a question about a lost camera, the Glastonbury website asks you to send information about any photos that might be on it, and if some of the photos were downloaded to a computer prior to attending the festival, please include a small preview of the photos add camera to your email.
For lost cell phone emails, please provide your IMEI number.
You can get this by contacting your network provider or from the box it came in.
Organizers ask you to send only one email and make sure you make the subject of your email the item you’re looking for.
If you are looking for more than one item, you will need to email for each missing item.
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