Replace a 21st century denim shirt with a chistled-out cloth and you get the idea. Derby Museums, itself, is home to the biggest collection of artworks by Joseph Wright and has one of his paintings - “the widow of an indian chief watching the arms of her deceased husband” describing her denim shirt equivalent a “roman toga” … and it seems to have been placed below the subject’s breast.

The BBC Panorama documentary has certainly highlighted some harrowing experiences that the dance schools in question need to reflect on and act so that it stops happening however I do think, also, that our society needs to be aware that this has been under our noses for many, many years and the fact that it’s being consciously acknowledged should be seen by society as a positive thing…

As the kids return to school, this week, there are posts circulating social media reminding us to tell our kids that if they see someone sat on their own, or looking sad, to go and say “hello” and check they’re OK. I think those posts work in every corner of the world, no matter how old you are. Let me share three moments with you, from the world of Be Bold Be You…

…from kids being swapped between shoulders to ear defenders being passed onto others when the atmosphere was getting just a little too much for the senses - it didn’t half full the fuzzy feels for me on my sofa! I am just an absolute lover of community at its best [and] these three Glastonbury moments have been so BOLD and - as a result - inspirational.

Local radio has made it possible for Be Bold Be You, a humble, local & independent business - specialising in boudoir photography & body confidence - to become accessible by those around us. From interesting concepts to explore, to idea generation to purely having members of our Derbyshire community feel able to reach out and say “hello”… Here’s just one email I received, which inspires me every dam day to keep Be Bold Be You doing what we do…