Victoria said she was “confident and speaks about the condition a lot”, but for someone less sure of themselves, encountering these kinds of attitudes could put them off attending social events for life.
At other events she said she had been asked to show security staff her stoma bag while in another case the disabled toilet was being used as a storage cupboard.
“There needs to be a lot more education around why people might need to use the toilet, what a stoma is, the urgency of people with Crohn’s and colitis, the fact that we can’t wait,” she said.
“I feel really strongly about the fact that we should be able to go out and be able to enjoy a night or go somewhere without having to worry about being questioned.”
In a statement, JBM Music, which organised the Faithless concert at Barton Aerodrome, said: “From our understanding after the event, the guidance provided to our security partner around wristbands and the accessible toilets at the viewing area wasn’t briefed to the team on shift as thoroughly as it should have been.
“We’re now reviewing this with our security partner.”