Customers who prefer face-to-face banking are being hit once more by further closures by major high street banks.
Lloyds Bank and Halifax are set to close 86 more branches in 2025 between August and December. Customers who prefer face-to-face banking are being hit once more by further closures by major high street banks.
Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland are part of the same family. And you can now use any of the branches for your everyday banking. The bank said: “The simplest and fastest way to do your banking is by using our app or online. But, if you need to use a branch, you can now also visit any Halifax or Bank of Scotland branch. We’re proud to be part of a family.
“In our Halifax and Bank of Scotland branches, you’ll get the same friendly welcome and service you’re used to. You can do things like pay in cash and cheques, take out or transfer money, and pay bills. If you’d like to open a new account our colleagues will show you how, using our mobile banking app.
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“And if you have any accounts with Halifax or Bank of Scotland, you can also manage them in any of our Lloyds branches.”
Halifax
Barrow-in-Furness, September 10
Bexleyheath, October 23
Blackpool (South Shore), October 29
Brentwood, September 10
Bristol (Kingswood), October 8
Carmarthen, October 6
Castleford, September 8
Cirencester, September 25
Crewe, October 14
Derby, October 23
Eltham, October 29
Epsom, September 15
Erdington, September 24
Folkestone, October 9
Hayes (Hillingdon), October 6
Hexham, November 11
Hove, October 20
London Clapham Junction, September 23
Long Eaton, September 18
Mold, October 16
Nortwich, September 3
Rhyl, September 23
Richmond (Surrey), September 16
Skegness, September 3
Southport, October 7
Stevenage, October 23
Telford, October 22
Walkden, September 25
Wickford, November 10
Woolwich, October 1
Bolton, November 20
Manchester (Stretford), October 15
Lloyds
Biggleswade, November 5
Blandford Forum, November 10
Bristol Bishopsworth (Church Road), November 6
Bury, October 21
Chard, November 11
Coventry (Foleshill), November 4
Debden, November 12
Dunstable, November 4
East Grinstead, November 12
Feltham, November 4
Ferndown, November 17
Hexham, November 5
Hornchurch, September 11
Kidderminster, October 16
Leeds (Cross Gates), August 20
London Tooting, October 8
Manchester (Newton Heath), November 5
Plymstock, November 4
Pontardawe, November 20
Sheffield (Woodhouse), November 11
Shipston-on-Stour, November 11
Southall, October 15
Stoke-on-Trent (Trent), October 10
Walthamstow High Street, October 22
