This issue provides an in-depth look at the Goathland Plough Stots and their Longsword dancing tradition, tracing the history from the 1923 revival to present times. It discusses significant events, influential figures, costume evolution, and the impact of social changes on the dance. The document also covers various performances, including Plough Monday tours and participation in local and international festivals. Emphasis is placed on community involvement, the role of local festivals, and the challenges and adaptations faced by the team over the decades, highlighting the tradition’s resilience and cultural significance.