Women dominate traditional English Morris dance, gaining popularity with affordable groups like Platt Bridge.

Women and girls are revitalizing Carnival Morris, a traditional English dance rooted in medieval folk traditions, blending it with influences from Irish and Scottish styles. The dance has gained popularity, particularly among young participants, with groups like Platt Bridge fostering community spirit. Membership is affordable at £5 per week. The Morris Federation reports that women now dominate the tradition, marking a significant cultural shift.