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How we started Back in 1989, a Hurst village couple who loved morris dancing, wanted to dance together. Finding local morris sides back then were either just for men or women only, they formed their own mixed gender side, calling it ‘Hurst Morris People’. Abbreviating the name to HuMP reflected the fact that their village’s … Continue reading ""https://www.hump.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/jess-tyers-may-2023_orig.jpg600800