Bramley High Street has a wide variety of shops, a bank, post office, library and numerous eating establishments including two pubs. Click on image to see a larger version - use your back button to return to this page The Parish Council are very active and provide the main focus for the community. The Clerk's Office is situated in the Village Hall, which was converted from a large tithe barn and has exposed medieval timbers. The office is open for public enquiries on Tuesday and Thursday mornings - telephone 01483 894138. Most weekday evening slots in the main hall are taken up by local organisations such as Bramley Players, Aerobics, Badminton Club, and Weight-watchers.
Weekends are frequently free for weddings, dances, parties, quiz nights, jumble sales, etc.
Click on image to see a larger version - use your back button to return to this page Churches. The oldest building in the village is Holy Trinity church, in the High Street, which dates back to Norman times and is mentioned in the Domesday book. Regular services are held there, at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, and also at Grafham, some 2 miles south on the A281. Click on image to see a larger version - use your back button to return to this page Schools. St. Catherine's School serves the need for private education for girls from kindergarten through to sixth form.