Cbeauty and glitter fun

03/08/2026

Thank you to all our customers at Hertford
Rock in the castle yesterday.

01/08/2026

01/08/2026

☀️🎉WHAT’S ON THIS AUGUST ☀️🎉

Summer continues in Hertford with a fantastic line-up of events organised by Hertford Town Council. From live music and family fun to exploring our town’s history, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

🎸 Sunday 2 August – Rock at the Castle
📍 Hertford Castle | ⏰ 12 noon – 7.30pm (Gates open 11.30am)
Get ready for a day of live music at Hertford Castle! With three stages packed with incredible performances, enjoy a mix of rock, DJs, rap, acoustic acts and more. Bring your friends, grab a drink and soak up the atmosphere!
🎟️ FREE Entry

🤹 Wednesday 5 August – Hertford Play Day
📍 Hertford Castle | ⏰ 11.00am – 4.00pm
A fun-filled day for children and families! Come along to Hertford Castle and enjoy a fantastic range of free activities and opportunities to play.
🎟️ FREE Entry

🏰 Saturday 22 August – Outdoor Evening Guided Tour
📍 Hertford Castle | ⏰ 6.30pm – 7.30pm
Discover the incredible history of Hertford Castle as you explore the grounds after hours. Led by the knowledgeable Friends of Hertford Castle volunteers, this one-hour guided tour will take you on a journey through the Castle’s story — from William the Conqueror to the present day — uncovering the fascinating history that lies “Within These Walls”.
🎟️ Tickets are £5 per person with proceeds going to the Mayor of Hertford Charity Appeal Fund. Book now: https://ow.ly/ULev50ZtKGy.

🔗 For more information please visit the Hertford Town Council website at https://www.hertford.gov.uk/events-listings/.

28/07/2026

27/07/2026

09/07/2026

What happens when the body you live in becomes the same place where you fight your hardest battles? 💜🕊️🌿

“Living with fibromyalgia means your body becomes both your home and your battlefield. And some days, surviving the pain is the bravest thing you do.”

These words, often shared in connection with fibromyalgia awareness and inspired by voices like Lady Gaga’s advocacy for chronic pain and mental health, reflect what many people with fibromyalgia feel every single day.

Fibromyalgia is not simply feeling tired or having occasional body aches. It is a lifelong chronic illness that can cause widespread pain, burning aches, deep fatigue, brain fog, poor sleep, headaches, nerve pain, stiffness, and extreme sensitivity to touch, noise, light, and stress. Some days, the body feels heavy. Other days, it feels bruised, inflamed, restless, or completely drained without any clear reason.

The hardest part is that this battle often happens silently. People with fibromyalgia may smile, show up for work, care for their families, attend events, and answer “I’m fine” while their body is screaming for rest. They may look normal on the outside while fighting pain that no one else can see.

Living with fibromyalgia means learning to survive inside a body that does not always feel safe or predictable. It means planning your day around energy levels, canceling plans with guilt, resting before simple tasks, and hoping tomorrow will be gentler. It means celebrating small victories that others may never understand.

But surviving this pain is not weakness. It is courage. It is strength. It is resilience in its quietest form.

If you live with fibromyalgia, please remember that your pain is real, your exhaustion is valid, and your story matters. You do not need to prove your illness to deserve compassion. Some days, getting through the pain is enough. Some days, resting is enough. Some days, simply surviving is brave.

And if you love someone with fibromyalgia, believe them. Support them. Be patient with them. Their body may be their battlefield, but your kindness can help make that battle feel a little less lonely.

31/12/2025

31/12/2025

30/10/2025

Halloween fun