Bramley Shopping Centre — Local services in Leeds

I used to visit this centre almost every day. It has a good selection of shops however since the removal of the benches I can't go there. I am 33 and have many ailments and very restricted mobility. The benches where a life line for me. They where literally only a few feet away from each other, meaning I could park at one end and make it to the other without collapsing. I could literally walk in some shops then come and have a sit down then make it to the next one and take a break. Now if I go I have to park at one end then go back to the car to drive to the other end. You can't do that because there is a time thing where you only have like 2 hours and can't leave and go straight back. It's not good for the environment either constantly driving up and down the car park stopping and starting the engine. This place is no longer accessible for me and many others in my situation. You want somewhere people friendly and somewhere to sit and have a coffee with friends, then go somewhere else as this isn't the...

WORTHY OF A 5 🌟 RATING!! It's a very nice place and has a decent amount of choice of available shops - 1 large supermarket (Tesco), 2x medium sized discount shops (Farmfoods + £ Stretcher), 2x small discount shops (PR Supplies + Home Store), 2x Pharmacies (Boots & Well+), 2x Betting Shops (Ladbrokes + William Hill), 2x Charity Shops (Bramley Community + PDSA), 4x hot food/drink shops (Gregg's + Costa + Fish/Chip Shop + Coopland's) as well as a cafe named "B.E.S.T", 2x Opticians, a Card Factory, a barbershop, 2 games stores (Cash Generator + Cash Converters), a post office, a nail shop, a Vape shop, a jewellery shop, an entertainment shop called "Cashino", and a Halifax bank - it's not too big and not too small, a perfect shopping centre overall &...

Well, I had to go there to find my M.P.'s office. Finally, after asking numerous people, I stood outside a door with two buzzers. One was clearly for the ground floor business. The other was blank. I pressed the blank buzzer and was answered by a man. I asked to speak to somebody and he asked what about. I said I wasn't going to talk, stood looking at a door, and asked him to come down. He came down and opened the door and asked again. I said I had no intention of standing in the freezing cold and stood at the bottom of the stairs. After discussing my reason for being there, I was met with a plethora of excuses as to why my letter had not been answered over a month after I sent it. Welcome to the world of my absent M.P. Rachel Reeves. I'm...