Fun on hand as HuMP holds taster session for morris dancing
Everyone's invited to free evenings of dancing - with laughter and homemade cake guaranteed
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Morris side to dance in aid of Hurst-based charity helping parents with pre-loved baby goods
HURST Morris People will be supporting children in poverty, after naming First Days Children’s Charity as their charity of the ...
Exchange students learn traditional Morris dancing thanks to HuMP
FOREIGN students embraced a thoroughly English introduction to their studies here with an evening of morris dancing. The students took ...
Hurst Morris People’s celebratory barn dance helps boost JAC’s funds
Hurst Morris People’s first 30th birthday celebration event was a barn dance packed with enthusiastic and lively dancers. A raffle ...
‘Outrageous’ morris dancers from Hurst prepare to celebrate their 30th birthday
Morris dancers condemned for being outrageous are merrily celebrating their team’s 30th birthday. Hurst Morris People are inviting everyone to ...
Morris dancers head to The Ark
A morris dancing side moved by the numbers of homeless people has pledged to dance their way to raising funds ...
Hurst Morris People barn dance helps Arthritis Research
HURST Morris People welcomed a record number – over 100 –to their barn dance which raised funds for Arthritis Research UK. ...
Have a go at morris dancing thanks to Hurst side
Hurst Morris People (HuMP) is inviting everyone to have a go at the traditional English pastime thanks to some free ...
Morris dancers give charity the HuMP
A charity that helps people with autism is glad it got the HuMP when it collected a donation earlier this ...
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