06/10/2026
What an inspiration!
Earlier this year Beth set out with an idea - bring to life Merthyr's first ever breast fest event. An afternoon of fun and friendship with some incredible bands and artists. From an idea to reality, the event has become bigger, better and so in demand that tickets sold out almost instantly with many waiting for tickets and needing a bigger venue.
Beth has had the most incredible support from local businesses who have sponsored the event, given donations, are giving raffle prizes or their time to support it!
If you'd like to get involved or support the event in any way please get in touch!
Merthyr Mum Sells Out Massive Charity Event In 30 Minutes After Two Year Cancer Battle πππ»
A Merthyr Tydfil mother who was diagnosed with breast cancer when her youngest child was just 10 months old has sold out a massive charity event in record time.
Beth Louise received her devastating diagnosis in November 2024. At the time, her thoughts instantly turned to her daughters, eight-year-old Fallon and baby Robyn, knowing she simply had to fight to remain their mum.
Over the past two years, Beth has endured five surgeries, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, sepsis, and countless hospital treatments.
Rather than letting the illness defeat her, she is turning a negative into a positive by sharing her story to give others strength and awareness.
To mark exactly two years since her diagnosis, Beth organised Breast Fest, a major charity event taking place in Merthyr on the 14th of November.
The initial allocation of 220 tickets sold out in just half an hour, creating such huge demand that she is now looking for a bigger venue to accommodate the incredible support.
All funds raised from the night will go to Merthyr Cancer Aid, a charity that provided crucial help during her treatment, alongside a special donation to A Fight For Rylee.
Beth, whose incredible journey has previously featured on ITV Wales and Wales Online, is using Breast Cancer Awareness Month to share a vital message. She is urging everyone to check themselves, know their normal, and never assume it will not happen to them.
As Beth bravely states, cancer does not care how old you are, that you are a mother, or that you are too busy to be ill. If something does not feel right, do not wait to get it checked.