Armley Town Street includes high street names, charity shops and food and independent retailers.
There are bus links to Leeds, Bradford, Halifax and Huddersfield.
Armley's Town Street has free off-road car parking, but parking is mainly on-street, with few car parks in the centre.
Armley's only supermarket is a LIDL on Armley Road, but Aldi in neighbouring Wortley in a five minute walk from Town Street, Wortley also has an Asda and Bramley has Tesco, Aldi, Morrisons and Farmfoods.
Towards Farnley there is a Sainsbury's.
The former Kwiksave store in Pudsey is now a branch of Sainsbury's; a previous Somerfield store is now a Co-operative.

Other amenities include Armley (Gott's) Park, Gott's Park Golf Club and Armley Mills Industrial Museum, and numerous former cinemas and churches.
The old Methodist chapel is now a carpet outlet, like a similar chapel in Holbeck.
There are present-day Methodist churches in Wesley Road, built in 1987, and in Whingate, built in 1884.
The Wesley Road Chapel is a Local Ecumenical Partnership also involving the Baptist and United Reformed Churches.
 The current church is the fourth on this site, where the original Methodist Wesleyan chapel stood and where John Wesley once preached.

Armley's original leisure centre, based on the old Armley swimming baths, was demolished in 2009.
The land is now a large car park for the new leisure centre.
The closure of the original 25-metre swimming pool with redundant and unused space attracted some controversy because of the age and local architectural significance of the building.
The new centre has state-of-the-art equipment.
Morley and Beeston will also receive new leisure centres under a programme being run by Leeds City Council.

HM Prison Leeds, formerly Armley Gaol is located in Armley.
Armley Town Street includes high street names, charity shops and food and independent retailers. There are bus links to Leeds, Bradford, Halifax and Huddersfield. Armley's Town Street has free off-road car parking, but parking is mainly on-street, with few car parks in the centre. Armley's only supermarket is a LIDL on Armley Road, but Aldi in neighbouring Wortley in a five minute walk from Town Street, Wortley also has an Asda and Bramley has Tesco, Aldi, Morrisons and Farmfoods. Towards Farnley there is a Sainsbury's. The former Kwiksave store in Pudsey is now a branch of Sainsbury's; a previous Somerfield store is now a Co-operative.
Other amenities include Armley (Gott's) Park, Gott's Park Golf Club and Armley Mills Industrial Museum, and numerous former cinemas and churches. The old Methodist chapel is now a carpet outlet, like a similar chapel in Holbeck. There are present-day Methodist churches in Wesley Road, built in 1987, and in Whingate, built in 1884. The Wesley Road Chapel is a Local Ecumenical Partnership also involving the Baptist and United Reformed Churches.  The current church is the fourth on this site, where the original Methodist Wesleyan chapel stood and where John Wesley once preached.
Armley's original leisure centre, based on the old Armley swimming baths, was demolished in 2009. The land is now a large car park for the new leisure centre. The closure of the original 25-metre swimming pool with redundant and unused space attracted some controversy because of the age and local architectural significance of the building. The new centre has state-of-the-art equipment. Morley and Beeston will also receive new leisure centres under a programme being run by Leeds City Council.
HM Prison Leeds, formerly Armley Gaol is located in Armley.
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