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Lloyds and Halifax bank branch closures: The 48 sites to go, with some London areas impacted

A number of Lloyds Bank and Halifax branches are set to close  (Getty)
A number of Lloyds Bank and Halifax branches are set to close (Getty)

Lloyds Banking Group has named 48 branches that will close, with sites in Balham, Kings Cross and Muswell Hill among those in London that are impacted.

The firm’s retail director Vim Maru said the move comes as the use of the group’s physical estate continues to decline.

Maru said: “Our branches remain a fundamental part of how we serve our customers but we need to ensure the size of our branch network reflects the number of customers wanting to use them.”

The move is on top of plans announced in June by the company to shut 44 sites. The company has previously said that branch transactions had fallen by 10% per year in the five years to March 2020, and had slumped further since the pandemic hit.

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The latest closures are 41 Lloyds Bank sites and seven Halifax ones. These will shut between January and April 2022. See the full list below.

Lloyds Banking Group said those earmarked for closure, over time, “had significantly fewer customers regularly using them. This means, like all banks, the group must continue to adapt for a future where most customers need to visit in person less regularly”.

Once all closures are complete the parent of the lenders will have 738 Lloyds Bank branches, 553 Halifax branches, and 184 Bank of Scotland branches.

The group added that it has around 25 million customers, of which 18 million are active digital banking users, and more than 13 million are regular mobile app users.

The branches announced for closure today are:

BrandBranch name Closing date

LloydsAmesbury 28/02/2022

LloydsAtherton 02/03/2022

LloydsAttleborough 16/03/2022

LloydsBalham 22/02/2022

LloydsBerkhamsted 09/03/2022

LloydsBirmingham Cotteridge02/03/2022

LloydsBirmingham Springfield16/02/2022

HalifaxBristol Whiteladies01/02/2022

LloydsBrockworth 07/03/2022

LloydsCambridge Cattle Market24/02/2022

HalifaxChristchurch 01/02/2022

LloydsColeford 15/03/2022

HalifaxConsett 03/03/2022

LloydsCrewkerne 07/03/2022

LloydsDarwen 08/02/2022

LloydsDorking 17/03/2022

LloydsEarlestown 10/03/2022

HalifaxEast Grinstead14/03/2022

LloydsGarston 03/02/2022

LloydsGreat Bridge 17/02/2022

LloydsHarpenden 23/02/2022

LloydsHatfield 01/03/2022

LloydsHull Holderness Rd10/02/2022

LloydsKings Cross 03/02/2022

LloydsKirkby-in-Ashfield07/02/2022

LloydsLeagrave 15/02/2022

LloydsLeatherhead 15/03/2022

LloydsMaldon 15/02/2022

LloydsMelksham 15/02/2022

LloydsMuswell Hill 31/01/2022

LloydsNew Malden 14/02/2022

LloydsOxted 07/03/2022

LloydsPenarth 09/02/2022

LloydsPonteland 08/02/2022

Halifax Portsmouth North End 22/02/2022

LloydsPortsmouth North End 21/02/2022

LloydsPrescot 28/02/2022

LloydsRuncorn 01/03/2022

LloydsSeaford 17/03/2022

HalifaxSevenoaks 24/02/2022

LloydsSouth Kensington 31/01/2022

LloydsSouthampton Hythe07/02/2022

LloydsSt Marys Isle of Scilly 25/04/2022

LloydsSydenham 21/02/2022

HalifaxTewkesbury 02/02/2022

LloydsTutbury 14/03/2022

LloydsWindsor 08/03/2022

LloydsWorthing George V Ave02/02/2022

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