Dozens of attendees at an indie music festival in Yorkshire report becoming ill after eating food from a stall selling Yorkshire puddings, according to multiple reports. Festival organisers close the stall on Sunday morning after hearing repeated anecdotal reports that people became unwell shortly after eating there. The reports describe the illness as severe, with multiple revellers affected. Details of symptoms, the total number of people affected, and whether any formal health testing has identified a cause are not provided in the accounts. The stall remains closed following the organisers’ decision, and attendees are advised to seek medical attention if they develop symptoms. The reports also do not specify whether local food safety authorities are involved or whether an investigation is underway beyond the festival’s action to halt service from the stall. Overall, the information available centers on the timing of illnesses following consumption of food from that vendor and the subsequent decision to close the stall as a precaution.