80 Lloyds & Natwest Bank Branches to Close: Is Yours On The List?
Lloyds and NatWest have announced that they will be closing an additional 80 branches this year. This is another blow to Britain’s High Street which has seen over 500 banks close in a decade.
Lloyds Banking Group will close 26 more Lloyds branches, nine more Halifax branches, and two Bank of Scotland sites. NatWest will close 40 branches and its sister bank Royal Bank of Scotland will close five.
Barclays also announced earlier this week that they intend to shut 14 more branches across England and Wales in June. HSBC is planning to close 114 branches across the UK this year.
Here are the full lists of locations where banks are being shut:
NatWest:
- NatWest Ashton-in-Makerfield June 27
- NatWest Rothwell June 28
- NatWest Tilehurst June 28
- NatWest Bletchley June 29
- NatWest Bristol July 4
- NatWest Croydon July 4
- NatWest Deal July 5
- NatWest London July 5
- NatWest Romford July 6
- NatWest Heald Green July 11
- NatWest Hull July 11
- NatWest Isleworth July 12
- NatWest Knowle July 12
- NatWest London July 13
- NatWest New Malden July 13
- NatWest Cardiff July 18
- NatWest Croydon July 19
- NatWest Street July 19
- NatWest Aldridge July 20
- NatWest Whitley Bay July 20
- NatWest Dorking July 25
- NatWest March July 25
- NatWest Peterborough July 26
- NatWest Tamworth July 27
- NatWest Blandford Forum August 1
- NatWest Wymondham August 1
- NatWest Knutsford August 2
- NatWest Runcorn August 2
- NatWest Stony Stratford August 3
- NatWest Bournemouth August 8
- NatWest Westbury on Trym August 8
- NatWest Brighouse August 9
- NatWest Fakenham August 10
- NatWest Ryde August 10
- NatWest Hertford August 15
- NatWest Brighton August 16
- NatWest Christchurch August 16
- NatWest London August 17
- NatWest Fulwood August 17
- NatWest Stratford November 30
- Lloyds Benton July 17
- Lloyds Peterborough July 17
- Lloyds Fulwell July 20
- Lloyds Chapeltown July 24
- Lloyds London July 25
- Lloyds Carlton July 26
- Lloyds Cambridge July 31
- Lloyds Shepton Mallet July 31
- Lloyds Hazel Grove August 1
- Lloyds London August 1
- Lloyds London August 2
- Lloyds Tumble August 3
- Lloyds Eckington August 9
- Lloyds New Mills August 17
- Lloyds Corringham August 21
- Lloyds Wotton-Under-Edge August 23
- Lloyds Downham Market September 4
- Lloyds Shirebrook September 4
- Lloyds Sidmouth September 5
- Lloyds Porthcawl September 7
- Lloyds Withernsea September 12
- Lloyds Wellington September 13
- Lloyds Newcastle upon Tyne September 14
- Lloyds East Horsley September 18
- Lloyds Ystradgynlais September 19
- Lloyds Doncaster September 20
- Halifax Catford July 18
- Halifax Bristol July 19
- Halifax Tadcaster August 22
- Halifax Denton August 30
- Halifax Otley September 5
- Halifax Newton Aycliffe September 6
- Halifax Porthcawl September 7
- Halifax Newmarket September 11
- Halifax Mirfield September 21
What are those people whom don't use online or apps going to do? My dad for instance won't do online banking and goes to his bank every Thursday morning. Hopefully the closures won't affect too many people.
In Sunderland and neighbourhood areas we had 7 branches of Lloyds Bank and from July we'll only have 1 and that's in the City centre and you've to pay to park or park 2 miles away walk in or pay bus fare and wait in an endless queue!
I can understand why banks are doing this as it's a case of use it or lose it. It the elderly and the people that are vulnerable that I feel for. It's another social part of life gone