They have also said that no one will be allowed to camp in the neighbouring fields. Anyone putting up tents will be swiftly moved on by security staff, who will carry out regular sweeps of Trinity, which is hosting the event for the fourth year. Festival organiser Warren Le Sueur said that they had set the ground rules to ensure that everyone could enjoy Jersey Live without disturbing residents nearby and bothering other festival-goers. Bottle- or can-throwing would not be tolerated. ‘We don’t want any disorder or unruly behaviour,’ he said. ‘We want it to be a warm, friendly environment. You wouldn’t accept it in the street, would you?’

