Done a quick search and haven't found any reference to the updated EU Directive from last year, so thought I'd paste the link to the DfT site below. Seems there's a possibility that all Morris Minor could soon be MOT exempted.
http://www.dft.gov.uk/classic-mot/cars-and-vans/
The EU Directive 2009/40/EC that the UK government used to introduce MOT exemption to pre-1960 'historic vehicles' in 2012, has been updated with 2014/45/EU, which allows member states to exempt vehicles older than 30 years old. The DfT is expected to launch a formal consultation on the GOV.UK website sometime this year.
Classic Vehicles: exemptions from periodic testing-UPDATE
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Deux Chevaux
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Classic Vehicles: exemptions from periodic testing-UPDATE
Photo taken at Skaw Beach, Unst, Shetland Islands. The very end of the most northerly road in the British Isles.
Owned 663 KYC a 1961 Clipper Blue Morris Minor Tourer.
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Re: Classic Vehicles: exemptions from periodic testing-UPDATE
Excellent! Will save me £100 a year..... 
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SteveClem
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Re: Classic Vehicles: exemptions from periodic testing-UPDATE
Can't say I'm a fan of the MOT exemptions. I get my 1955 A30 done anyway.