Beltane 1998 
New magazine ‘The Fog Lamp of the Mind’; Glastonbury Tor and the National Trust – public debate over the Tor’s management and future; Plans for a Community Development Trust – Glastonbury’s ‘alternative community’ gets involved in the town’s long-term development; C.J.Stone’s ‘Glastonbury Tales’ – former Guardian writer’s view on the Glastonbury scene; other news and information including

2 Lughnasadh 1998
“Mud? What Mud?” Glastonbury Festival report – Gareth Mills meets Joe Strummer; The Assembly Rooms plans to re-open after structural repairs and soundproofing work; Radical Routes network of radical co-ops – “It’s like the alternative CBI here, there’s so many company directors”; Somerset Levels in Peril – the Environment Agency’s ‘Water Level Management Strategy Review’; The Avalonian Free State Choir and its development since 1992; Glastonbury Online and the Isle of Avalon website; The 

3 Samhain 1998
‘BBC documentary about Glastonbury finds a diverse community which is more and more working together’; Changes at the Chalice Well – interview with guardian Colleen Rosado; C.J.Stone on life as a car park attendant; The 1998 Big Green Gathering in Wiltshire – the biggest and perhaps the greenest so far; ‘Seize the Day’ bring out their first CD, plus more from ‘Tribal Voices’; Peter Please – ‘A day on the stall at Glastonbury Market’; ‘Agenda 23’ – an attempt to map out change in the local community; 25 years ago 

4 Imbolc 1999
“Here in Glastonbury, history is giving us the chance to start creating a better world”; Morlands – ‘the site has been an eyesore for years, and now there is hope that it will at last be developed. But what sort of development will it be?’ – the real story behind the news, and Mendip District Council’s Planning Brief; Glastonbury’s Travellers – the Sharpham Collective ‘a good example of travellers organising themselves to make their lives more comfortable and productive’, and ‘A Letter to Dee-Dee’; Floods on the Levels –

5 Beltane 1999
Morlands Factory Site (part 2) – controversial planning application arrives from Welbeck Land. What could be the alternatives? How can we as a community actively participate in our own regeneration process?; David Taylor, our Green Party candidate for the European election; Bridie’s Yard and the New Beginnings Family Resource Centre, mutual self-help for de-schooled kids and their parents; Cycling Cuba – a Caribbean holiday with a difference; ‘Picture Records’ – new music from local musicians; 

6 Lughnasad 1999
“The festival at Pilton avoided the rain and the streets of Glastonbury are crammed with tourists on Saturday afternoons”; Glastonbury Festival ‘99 – An Old Fogey’s visit to Pilton; Tribute to Jean Eavis; Shannon from ‘Seize the Day’ – Resistance to Bio-Devastation, plus direct action at Tescos in Street; The Millennium Bug – ‘As the year 2000 approaches, there seems to be very little concern in this country about the possible effects of computer systems malfunction’; 25 years ago – theory that prehistoric man utilised hang 

7 Samhain 1999
“Help see off another millennium … Please come to a party on Glastonbury Tor, 31st December 1999. Bring champagne”; Palden Jenkins’ millennial vision of Glastonbury and its place in the future; history of the Glastonbury Assembly Rooms 1864-1999, with pictures from the Rutland Boughton years – “As in former generations the Assembly Rooms continues to be popular with some sections of the community whilst others regard it as dreadful”; review of C.J.Stone’s ‘The Last of the Hippies’; Kings Hill – public enquiry into low impact

8 Imbolc 2000
‘The Phoenix has Risen’ – New Year’s Eve 1999/2000; Tracing the Map – memorising Glastonbury High Street – major project for Glastonbury Net Radio; more on the Morlands site – “There is now the possibility that imaginative ideas for community- based proposals may be taken seriously”; Sustainable Housing in Somerset – practical achievements and recommendations about how to take things forward; WTO Conference in Seattle – eye witness account of the demonstrations from Seize the 

9 Beltane 2000
“The New Age Has Begun – no more waiting around, we’ve got to get on with it now”; ‘The Great Pyramid of Pilton’ – the story of the original Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury Festival (interview with Michael Eavis from 1982); ‘The Heart of the Community’ – changes in Glastonbury over the past century, based on interviews by Sue Palmer for Glastonbury Net Radio’s ‘Tracing the Map’; Millennial images of Glastonbury, including the Tor lit up with flares; ‘The Barely Hidden Agenda’ – the first year of Glastonbury’s new 

10 Lughnasad 2000
“None of us really like to play politics; but if we have to, then we are able to do it effectively”; Glastonbury Festival 2000, ‘in search of the elusive point to it all’, plus Reith Lecturer Vandana Shiva – “It’s like India. Lots of music, lots of colour, lots of fun” – and ‘Glastonbury, a very English Fair’, new book by George McKay; Morlands – ‘How could a sustainable development actually be achieved?’ including local moves from the Glastonbury Trust; Di Milstein – Miss Smith and ‘The Magic of Everyday Life’; CCTV 

11 Samhain 2000
“Bringing Glastonbury Together” – the SRB funding bid and other related issues, the make-up of the SRB ‘partnership board’, Assembly Rooms withdraws RDA funding application; ‘Bombings, Banners & Business as Usual’ – C.J.Stone returns in political mode, protesting against the secret war on the people of Iraq; ‘Community – which way now?’ – an outsider’s view of the Avalonian process; The Phoenix Project, new arts centre, opens its doors; ‘Very English, Very Fair’ – Andrew Kerr on George 

12 Imbolc 2001
‘Which way for the Assembly Rooms’ – the Great Debate over Glastonbury’s Community Centre, plus ‘A Goddess Temple for the Assembly Rooms?’; C.J.Stone at the WTO Conference in Prague; Kings Hill – Mike Hannis on a legal breakthrough for low impact dwellings; Straw bale house built at Butleigh; ‘Hair raising’ – performance in residency by Sue Palmer at GJ’s hair salon in Shepton Mallet; other news and 

13 Beltane 2001
“The Last Issue – Collector’s Item.” New Chapter Begins in the Assembly Rooms Story; C.J.Stone on Fatherhood; The Green Man at Glastonbury – new men’s event; Chalice Well gardens – interview with resident Guardians Michael and Lynne Orchard; other news and information including ‘Glastonbury Tor Closed’ during foot and mouth epidemic; Morlands site bought by SWERDA; new hospital planned for green