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The original Church of the Holy Trinity was built in 1865, but was badly affected by subsidence from the local coal mines and closed for rebuilding in 1964. The National Coal Board agreed to finance a new church, which had to be designed to withstand any further subsidence. It was built on a concrete raft, with large A-framed beams as the main church support, giving it a modern triangular appearance, re-opening in 1966.

St Matthew's Church is a grade-1 listed building situated in a beautiful mature churchyard. For nearly seven hundred years, St Matthew's Church has been a place of Christian worship and a focal point for the local community. Although Morley village appears in the Domesday Book of 1086 there is no mention of a church. It has been suggested that the church was simply overlooked and had in fact been here since late Saxon times.

Easy to follow paths with a lot to see....

Known locally as `Swan Lake` this is a beautiful place to walk, bird watch and enjoy the views. Handy onsite parking.

Located along the Nutbrook Trail, adjacent to Straw's Bridge. Despite the stretch of water that gives it name to Manor Floods the water covers a relatively small proportion of the site.

The Derby and Nottingham Lodges appear to have been the last building projects at Shipley Hall, dating from c.1910 and designed by Sir Walter Tapper. Lodge and gates are separately Listed Grade II. Nottingham Lodge is a private residence.

Built in 1966 to replace the original of 1865 which was seriously damaged by subsidence from local coal mines.

Opened in 1966 after original, built in 1865, was effected by subsidence from local coal mines,