a post office, Greggs, Pizza Hut Delivery, a dental practice, beauty salons and fast food takeaways. Estates in Bramley which have residents' associations include Moorside and Ganners, Landseer, Rossefield, and Newlay and Whitecote. LILAC, an affordable green co-housing project is based in Bramley. Bramley churches include those for Baptist, Roman Catholics, Jehovah's Witnesses, and Methodists (Trinity Methodist Church), and two Anglican churches, St. Peter's (pictured) and St. Margaret's. Bramley railway station (off Stanningley Road) is on the Leeds-Bradford Line. Bramley is accessible by bus routes from Leeds city centre, operated by First Leeds. Bramley Juniors Football Club was established 1994 and runs with open-age teams. The club developed from one under-9s club in 1994. Bramley rugby league club is the Bramley Buffaloes (previously Bramley), and the Rugby union club, the Bramley Phoenix Rugby Union Club. Notable people Mary Gawthorpe, the suffragette, socialist, trade unionist and editor, lived and worked in Bramley as a school teacher. Ernie Wise, of Morecambe and Wise fame (born in Bramley and brought up in East Ardsley from a young age). Major John Geoffrey Appleyard DSO, MC and Bar Commando and SAS War Hero was born in Bramley in 1916. Jamie Peacock MBE, English professional rugby league footballer who played for the Leeds Rhinos and the Bradford Bulls in the Super League, and captained both Great Britain and England at international level, was born in Bramley in 1977. Location grid See also Listed buildings in Leeds (Bramley and Stanningley Ward) References External links Bramley Baptist Church website War Memorial website Trinity Methodist Church, Bramley Bramley Buffaloes Bramley Park LILAC Places in Leeds