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Hereford tattoo shop announces it will close next year

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Thursday, 14 October 2021 20:00

A popular Hereford tattoo shop has confirmed it will close next year.

The owners of Skinzophrenic in Aubrey Street said the parlour would close down at the end of March 2022.

Posting on Facebook, they said: "There is not one simple reason as to why we have made this decision, but rather the collection of many that led us to make this choice to step aside. We have had an amazing run, but now it’s time for the young birds to fly the nest, and for us to explore the world in a different way."

"It’s both extremely sad that it’s the end of an amazing era, and also the exciting beginning of a new stage in life for us all. We’ve made some amazing lifelong friends along the way, and sadly lost some too, but the memories we share are forever."

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