Sally Magnusson
Award-winning journalist and broadcaster Sally has presented a wide range of programmes for the BBC from current affairs to religion.
Symon Hill
Symon Hill is a Christian activist and writer and recently became coordinator of the Peace Pledge Union.
Professor John Swinton
John is Chair in Divinity and Religious Studies at Aberdeen University, and Director of its Centre for Spirituality, Health and Disability.
Neil Jameson
Neil Jameson is the founding executive director of Citizens UK, the UK's largest and most diverse community organising initiative.
Jude Wanga
Judith Wanga is an editor, activist and writer. She was the subject of the BBC3 documentary titled The World's Most Dangerous Place for Women, examining the use of rape as a weapon of war and the...
Kitty Daisy & Lewis
London siblings who grew up with songs handed down and sung at family gatherings, played on any instrument they could lay their hands on. They've opened for the likes of Coldplay and the...
The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby
The Most Revd and Rt Hon Justin Welby became the Archbishop of Canterbury in 2013. He was previously Bishop of Durham, Dean of Liverpool Cathedral and a Canon of Coventry Cathedral, where he worked...
Trust Greenbelt gives £80,000 away this Easter
Each year at Greenbelt Festival we host a communion service. Everything stops. We celebrate and remember together. And we give. And that giving we set aside (apart from in emergencies) so that we can...
USPG
The United Society Partners in the Gospel, commonly known as USPG, is the Anglican mission agency that partners with churches and communities worldwide in God's mission to enliven faith, strengthen...
About
Everything you need to know about Greenbelt Festival – discover what we stand for, who we work with and why, in a world on fire, we're still somewhere to believe in. Greenbelt Festival 27 –...
Volunteering info
Becoming a volunteer is great way to get more involved in the Greenbelt story. Here's all the details you need to know before you become a volunteer.
Meg Warner
Meg Warner is a Teaching Fellow at King's College London and LLM/Reader in the Diocese of London.
Access
Essential information for those attending Greenbelt Festival with access needs. Find details about our access needs services, including facilities, support, and how we're making the festival as...
Beat Poverty with Porridge
Christian Aid's Sophie Brightwell tells us why she'll be hosting a Big Brekkie---------------------------------If you were at last year's Greenbelt, you might have been lucky enough to get a...
SCM – New Festival Associates
We're pleased to announce that we'll be working closely with SCM (the Student Christian Movement) towards this year's festival.Here's what SCM says:------------SCM are really excited to be partnering...