Three lifelong friends are set to open their own tattoo parlour while focussing on mental health. Mark Richards, 47, Brendan Roberts, 44, and Norma Jean, 29, from Westhoughton and Deane will welcome the tattoo curious to the Stay Weird Tattoo Collective studio in Westhoughton from Monday . With years in the industry, all three are banding together to create a judgement-free studio to challenge stereotypes on what a shop should feel like. Mr Roberts said: “I have known Mark all my life and he was trained in my old shop and Norma Jean was an apprentice there. I have worked with her for about six years.
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