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Morley Jobcentre Plus

Jobcentre Plus office in Leeds, Yorkshire and the Humber, at Highpoint House, 88a Queen Street, Morley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS27 9EB. Phone listed by DWP: 0800 169 0190.

Address checked 2 October 2026 against the official DWP jobcentre finder

Morley jobcentre address and map

Morley Jobcentre Plus
Highpoint House, 88a Queen Street, Morley, Leeds, West Yorkshire
LS27 9EB

The DWP finder lists this as the office's postal address.

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Morley jobcentre opening hours

Monday to FridayOpen (times not published by DWP)
SaturdayOnly where agreed locally
SundayClosed, except in exceptional circumstances

This is what DWP told Parliament about jobcentre opening days. DWP does not publish opening times for individual offices, including Morley. Most visits are by appointment: the date, time and place are in your appointment letter, text message or Universal Credit journal and to-do list. Google Maps shows opening times for many jobcentres (use Open in Google Maps); treat them as a guide and check them against your appointment.

The phone line for this office is open Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm, and the Universal Credit helpline Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm. Those are phone hours, not the opening hours of the building.

Contact Morley jobcentre: phone numbers

Phone listed for this office0800 169 0190
Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm, as shown in the DWP jobcentre finder
Relay UK (office line)18001 then 0800 169 0190
Universal Credit helpline0800 328 5644
Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm, free to call
Relay UK18001 then 0800 328 5644
Existing New Style JSA or ESA claim0800 169 0310
Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm
New claims for New Style JSA or ESA0800 055 6688
Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm

For Universal Credit, the DWP finder itself sends you to the Universal Credit helpline rather than to a local office. If you already have an account, you can also message your work coach or case manager in your journal. DWP will never ask for bank details in your journal, by phone, text or email.

Before your appointment at Morley

  • Check the date, time and office in your appointment letter, text or journal. It may not be the jobcentre closest to your home.
  • If you have been asked to prove your identity in person, bring 1 photo ID document and 2 supplementary documents, all originals, for example a passport or photocard driving licence plus a bank statement and a P60. Full list of accepted documents.
  • If the appointment is to agree your claimant commitment, think about the work you can do, the hours you are available and anything that limits what you can do. How the claimant commitment works.

If you cannot get to Morley jobcentre

Contact DWP straight away by adding a note to your Universal Credit journal, or using the contact details your work coach gave you, and explain why. GOV.UK gives examples such as a hospital appointment at the same time, being unexpectedly ill, or a domestic emergency.

If DWP decides you had a good reason, your payment will not be reduced. If not, you may get a sanction. If your only requirement is to attend appointments, a missed appointment usually leads to the lowest level sanction, which lasts until the day before you contact DWP to arrange a new appointment. What to do after a missed appointment · sanction levels and daily rates.

Other jobcentres near Morley

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Distances are in a straight line between postcodes; journey times will differ.

About the Morley area

Morley Jobcentre Plus is in the Leeds local authority area, in Yorkshire and the Humber, within the Leeds South West and Morley parliamentary constituency. DWP lists 6 Jobcentre Plus offices in Leeds: this one, plus Guiseley, Leeds Park Place, Leeds Southern House, Pudsey and Seacroft.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Morley Jobcentre Plus?

Morley Jobcentre Plus is at Highpoint House, 88a Queen Street, Morley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS27 9EB, in the Leeds area of Yorkshire and the Humber.

What is the phone number for Morley Jobcentre Plus?

The DWP jobcentre finder lists 0800 169 0190 for this office (Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm). For questions about a Universal Credit claim, call the Universal Credit helpline on 0800 328 5644 (Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm), or write in your online journal.

What are the opening hours of Morley jobcentre?

DWP told Parliament that jobcentres open Monday to Friday (Saturdays only where this has been agreed), not on Sundays except in exceptional circumstances. It does not publish times for each office. Visits are usually by appointment, and the date and time are in your appointment letter, text message or Universal Credit journal. Google Maps lists opening times for many jobcentres; check them against your appointment details.

Is Morley jobcentre open on Saturday or Sunday?

Jobcentres do not open on Sundays except in exceptional circumstances. They open on Saturdays only where this has been agreed locally, so do not go at the weekend unless your appointment says so.

What should I bring to an appointment at Morley?

If you are asked to prove your identity in person, bring 1 photo ID document and 2 supplementary documents, all originals. A second photo ID can replace one supplementary document. See the full list in our guide on what to bring.

What happens if I miss my appointment at Morley?

Contact DWP straight away through your Universal Credit journal or the contact details your work coach gave you, and explain why. If DWP decides you had a good reason, your payment is not reduced; otherwise you may get a sanction.

Which jobcentres are closest to Morley?

In a straight line, the nearest other jobcentres are Dewsbury Jobcentre Plus (4 miles), Spen Valley Jobcentre Plus (4 miles), Leeds Park Place Jobcentre Plus (4 miles). Always go to the office named in your appointment.

Sources: DWP: Find your nearest jobcentre (address and phone, checked 2 October 2026) · GOV.UK: Contact Universal Credit · UK Parliament: written answer on jobcentre opening, 7 June 2021 · GOV.UK: Documents to verify your identity for Universal Credit · GOV.UK: Universal Credit sanctions · area data from postcodes.io (ONS Postcode Directory). Jobcentre Offices is an independent guide, not DWP. Offices can move or close: check your appointment details before you travel.