A number of closures have been confirmed
Nine Nottinghamshire banks will close in 2023 as hundreds of banks on the UK's high streets are due to shut down.
Earlier this month the Lloyds Beeston branch and HSBC in Arnold both closed their doors. Barclays in Newark and Worksop are due to close in August this year.Other banks in the county that face closure are Barclays in West Bridgford, HSBC in Eastwood, TSB in Newark, Lloyds in Carlton. Just over the Nottinghamshire border, HSBC in Long Eaton Market Place and Lloyds in Shirebrook are also expected to close this year.
This means customers will have to go online or travel to other locations to access financial services. The closures will leave 109 communities in England without a bank, plus 16 in Wales, five in Scotland, and one in Northern Ireland.Branch closures are driven by factors including the rise of online banking, the increasing popularity of mobile banking, and the cost of running branches.
A spokesperson said: “As visits to branches continue to fall, we need to adapt to provide the best service for all our customers.”
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