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Storm Lillian causes Leeds festival havoc as tents blown away and gigs axed
dailyrecord.co.ukTents were blown away and Portaloos knocked over as Storm Lilian battered a major UK festival. Leeds Festival bosses were forced to shut two stages on Friday afternoon, axing several performances amid safety fears.Ticket-holders yet to arrive on the second day of the festival were told to stay away until the wind calms down.
Pictures from the site at Bramham Park - on the outskirts of the West Yorkshire city - show the havoc caused by winds of around 60mph.One festivalgoer, an 18-year-old woman attending for the first time, said she'd been left gutted by performances being cancelled.She said: "It's been really annoying, there were people we wanted to come and see on the main stage that we're not going to be able to see now.
I don't know how quickly they'll be able to fix the stages, so it's a worry that we might miss other artists."We've been up since 6am to make sure the tents stay secure, waiting for them to give us information.
We've been sat in the campsite all day. "Thankfully, we've not lost any belongings, but we've seen a lot of tents blown away though, a lot of people's tents have collapsed and a lot of people are sat on their collapsed tents so they don't blow away."I'm here with a group of friends and it's our first time at Leeds, we had high hopes but it's been a bit of a let down so far because of the weather."However, not everybody's spirits were dampened, as photographs show glammed-up teens arriving for the Bank Holiday bonanza.
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