An interview with Abbie Watkin for the position of Sports Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023

An interview with Jodie Young for the position of Activities Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023

An interview with David Lam for the position of Activities Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023

An interview with Ben McElroy for the position of Sport Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023

An interview with Jack Wilson for the position of President as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023

An interview with Will Moule for the position of President as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023

An interview with Lydia Wang for the position of Postgraduate Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023

An interview with Amber Snary for the position of Education Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023

An interview with Jura Never for the position of Postgraduate Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023

August Bank Holiday. Cumbria. Muncaster Castle. A barn. It isn't where you would expect a music festival.

Krankenhaus Festival, organised by alternative rock legends Sea Power, is part of a growing trend of microfestivals across the UK. With larger festivals seemingly interested more in maximising profits than fan experience, more people are looking elsewhere for a weekend away. While thousands packed into fields in Reading, Daresbury and East London, around 800 travelled to the Lake District for their live music fix, attracted by a unique lineup, activities including bird watching and steam train journeys, and a picturesque location.

To find out more about putting on the festival and his experience of the weekend, Ben Harrison-Hyde interviewed Sea Power guitarist Martin Noble.