This page is here to keep you informed about what’s happening in your neighbourhood and the work Leeds Federated is doing to deliver our services to you. Our aim is simple: to help people make a home, and we’re here to listen, learn and act on your views
You’ll find your Neighbourhood Plan here (just click or tap the image below)
Your plan has been created using your feedback from recent surveys. It highlights what’s working well, what needs attention, and the priorities you’ve told us matter most. We’ve also developed an Action Plan to show how we’ll deliver onContinue reading
This page is here to keep you informed about what’s happening in your neighbourhood and the work Leeds Federated is doing to deliver our services to you. Our aim is simple: to help people make a home, and we’re here to listen, learn and act on your views
You’ll find your Neighbourhood Plan here (just click or tap the image below)
Your plan has been created using your feedback from recent surveys. It highlights what’s working well, what needs attention, and the priorities you’ve told us matter most. We’ve also developed an Action Plan to show how we’ll deliver on these priorities.
This page is your hub for updates, news, and ways to get involved. Check out the newsfeed below for the latest, explore other pages for wider projects, and discover how you can share your ideas or join in.
Plus, a little bonus: every month, we’re giving away a £30 voucher to someone who interacts on the Your Voice site – whether that’s leaving a comment, completing a survey, or sharing something creative. So, get involved and have your say!
Drighlington, Gildersome and Morley sit to the south-west of Leeds and are known for their strong community spirit and proud local identity. From village events in Drighlington to the bustling high street in Morley, these are places where neighbours know each other and local groups thrive.
Residents enjoy a great mix of amenities, from independent shops and cafés in Morley town centre to everyday essentials in Gildersome and Drighlington. Popular local spots include Dartmouth Park, Scatcherd Park and the historic Morley Town Hall. Families also enjoy nearby attractions such as Oakwell Hall Country Park and regular community events including the Morley Arts Festival and Morley Carnival.
The area is represented across the Morley wards of Leeds City Council and Morley Town Council. Local councillors including Jane Senior, Bob Gettings and community representatives across Morley, Drighlington and Gildersome continue to support local initiatives, neighbourhood improvements and resident events.
Getting around is easy with regular bus routes connecting Morley, Gildersome and Drighlington to Leeds city centre, Bradford and surrounding areas. Morley railway station also provides convenient rail connections, while the nearby M62 and M621 make commuting straightforward.
Residents enjoy spending time outdoors at Dartmouth Park and Scatcherd Park, while younger families make use of local playgrounds, sports pitches and green spaces throughout the area. Community centres, churches and local organisations regularly host activities and seasonal events across all three communities.
Young people can get involved in sports teams, dance groups and youth activities through local schools, clubs and organisations such as Morley Rugby Club and community groups based around Morley Leisure Centre.
Stay active at local gyms and sports facilities, or cheer on community teams including Morley RFC and local grassroots football clubs. The area has a proud sporting tradition and a strong sense of local pride.
Morley, Drighlington and Gildersome also have a fascinating history, from Morley’s industrial heritage and markets to the historic village character of Drighlington and Gildersome. Did you know that Morley Town Hall is one of the most recognisable Victorian buildings in south Leeds?
