Who We Are

The Glastonbury Community Association is a voluntary, non-profit community group.

Its purpose is to:

• Represent the community on local issues
• Encourage informed discussion on matters affecting Glastonbury
• Engage constructively with residents, interest groups, and local authorities
• Promote inclusivity, cooperation, and transparency
• ​

The Association does not replace the Town Council or other elected bodies, and it does not claim to speak for everyone. It exists to reflect a range of community views, not impose one.

We are a community-led organisation committed to representing the interests of our town, fostering dialogue, and facilitating positive change. Your involvement strengthens our collective voice and helps shape Glastonbury’s future.

We value every member and encourage you to participate, contribute, and engage with your community.

2026 © People of Glastonbury       Privacy Policy       Email: info@peopleofglastonbury.org

How to Get Involved

There are lots of ways to take part in the Glastonbury Community Association — whether you want to be hands-on or simply stay informed.

Join as a member to receive updates and take part in discussions

Attend open meetings or events to listen, learn, and share views

Join an interest group or working group focused on topics you care about

Volunteer skills or time (from admin to events, research to facilitation)

Stand for an officer role or representative position as the Association grows

Share information and ideas to help build an informed community

​

You’re welcome to contribute as much or as little as suits you.

 Listening matters just as much as speaking.

 To get involved, visit our Membership page or contact the Secretary.

Here are some of the issues we might want to address:

World Heritage proposal for Glastonbury town - this will be our initial focus

Management of Town Deal funds and projects - inc Red Brick, Life Factory, Bridie’s Farm

Town Council’s operating procedures and lack of consultation and transparency

Freedom of Expression

Promotion of Local Businesses and Crafts

Farming and Food Security

Mental Health Support

Housing and Homelessness

Travellers and PSPO

Wider issues including Data Centres, Solar Farms, Digital ID, Net Zero

Come to our first Public Meeting

World Heritage for Glastonbury?

Come and explore the pros and cons together

"Glastonbury Voices, Glastonbury Choices!"