NatWest shutting 26 bank branches in September as full list revealed
The latest data from group Which? shows this banking group has already shut 1,483 branches since 2015
NatWest is shutting 26 bank branches this month, with more closures planned for later this year.
The high street lender has already closed two branches this week, in Cwmbran and Wisbech, and will pull down the shutters on another two today in Leicester and Rayleigh.
The latest data from group Which? shows NatWest Group - which includes Royal Bank of Scotland and Ulster Bank - has shut 1,483 branches since 2015. If you need face-to-face support, you can use any bank within the NatWest group for everyday services.
For example, NatWest customers can use RBS branches, and vice versa. You can also see if you can visit a "mobile branch" which is where a member of staff sets up a mobile service in a community location for a set number of days.
You can use this for services such as making deposits, withdrawing cash and paying bills. You can also visit the Post Office to pay in and withdraw cash, check your balance, and deposit cheques.
A spokesperson for NatWest previously told The Mirror: "Over 80% of our active current account holders now use our digital services and over 97% of retail accounts with us are now opened online.
"Our customers appreciate the speed and convenience of digital banking for everyday transactions, and often, when it comes to making bigger, more complex decisions they value speaking to our skilled and experienced colleagues.
"Like any business, we strive to meet our customers’ changing needs and expectations and we’ve been responding to the industry wide shift towards digital services by investing to broaden what customers can do themselves and to offer them greater personalisation."
- Cwmbran – September 1
- Wisbech – September 1
- Leicester (Melton Road) – September 2
- Rayleigh – September 2
- Halesowen – September 3
- Bristol (Fishponds) – September 4
- Llangefni – September 4
- Ely – September 10
- Leicester (Oadby) – September 10
- Birmingham (Edgbaston) – September 11
- Cardiff (Llanishen) – September 11
- Luton (Leagrave) – September 15
- Northampton (Weston Favell Shopping Centre) – September 15
- Birmingham (Acocks Green) – September 16
- Cardiff (Canton) – September 16
- Cirencester – September 17
- Hinckley – September 17
- Wickford – September 18
- Willerby – September 22
- Abingdon – September 24
- Newmarket (Suffolk) – September 24
- Birmingham (Smethwick) – September 25
- Yate – September 25
- Bicester – September 30
- Sudbury – September 30
- Melton Mowbray – September 29
- Ringwood – October 1
- Leamington Spa – October 1
- Birmingham (Shirley) – October 1
- Paignton – October 2
- Stevenage – October 7
- Wellingborough – October 7
- Midsomer Norton – October 8
- Stratford-upon-Avon – October 8
- Neath – October 13
- Romsey – October 13
- Redditch – October 14
- Chippenham – October 15
- Lowestoft – October 15
- Trowbridge – October 16
- Honiton – October 21
- Mold – October 21
- Dorchester – October 22
- Bridgwater – October 27
- Leighton Buzzard – October 28
- Bridport – October 29
- Garstand - to be confirmed
- Market Drayton - to be confirmed
- Ashby-de-la-Zouch - to be confirmed
- Cromer - to be confirmed
- Evesham - to be confirmed
- Launceston - to be confirmed
- Portishead - to be confirmed
- Torquay - to be confirmed
