Patron, the Dean and Chapter of Christ Church College, Oxford. On Bramham Moor are the remains of a Roman consular road, from which came divers Viae Vicinales, by Thorner and Shadwell, through Sheep Lane and Haw caster Rig to Adel. Here the Earl of Northumberland's forces were defeated by Sir Thomas Rokesby, and the Earl, the chief instrument in deposing Richard II. and raising up Henry IV. was slain. His head, covered with silver hairs, being put upon a stake, was carried in mock procession, through all the towns to London, and then placed on the bridge. Information on the following places in this Parish is contained on a supplementary page.
Churches Here are photographs of Churches etc.
All Saints' Church , Bramham. The Methodist Chapel , Bramham. The Church of St. Mary the Virgin , Boston Spa. St. Luke's Church , Clifford. St. Luke's Church , Clifford.