TSB branch closure locations revealed – BBC News, BBC News

        

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TSB has announced the 82 branches it plans to close in 2020, with much of the country affected.

Earlier this week,the bank announcedthere would be closures as part of a plan by new chief executive Debbie Crosbie to make £ 100 m of cost cuts by 2022.

The bank said that 370 positions would be hit by the closures.

It said it would offer help to customers and staff affected by the move.

The bank is repositioning itself following its IT crisis last year, which affected 1.9 million customers.

Robin Bulloch, customer banking director at TSB, said: “We will fully support customers through this transition.

” We realize this is difficult news for our branch partners and will do everything to support those affected to offer voluntary redundancies and redeploy as many people as we can to other roles. “

At the end of 2020, TSB will have a network of (branches.

                                                                                                                      

List of affected branches

The branches affected, and the month of closure in 2020, are:

North England:

• Wigton (June)
• Newcastle Upon Tyne – Chillingham Road (September)

North West England :

• Urmston (June)
• Chester (June)
• Chorlton, Manchester (October)
• Congleton (October)
• Warrington – Penketh (October)
• Leyland (November)
• St Annes-on-Sea (November)
• Ormskirk (November)

Yorkshire and the Humber:

• Headingley, Leeds (February),
• Thorne (April), Skipton (May),
• Hull – Willerby (May),
• Normanton (May),
• Todmorden (June),
• Brough (July),
• Market Weighton (July),
• Shipley (November),
• Harrogate (November)

East Midlands:

• Leicester – Cavendish Road (May)

Eastern England:

• St Albans (September),
• Ipswich – Felixstowe Road (September)

West Midlands:

• Birmingham – Great Hampton (April),
• Coventry – Walsgrave Road (April),
• Pershore (May),
• Cannock (September),
• Rugby (September),
• Warwick (September),
• Birmingham – Stirchley (September),
• Lichfield (October),
• Stourbridge (October),
• Coventry – Jubilee Crescent (November),
• Leamington Spa (November),
• Sutton Coldfield (November),
• Bearwood Road, Smethwick (November)

South West England :

• Moreton-in-Marsh (May),
• Okehampton (May),
• Stroud (June),
• Poole (October),
• Salisbury (October)

South East England :

• Abingdon (April),
• Burgess Hill (April),
• Sidcup (June),
• Amersham (June),
• Guildford (July),
• Ashford (September),
• Woking (September),
• Redhill (October),
• Basingstoke (October),
• Worthing (October),
• Fareham (October),
• Cowley (November)

London:

• Elephant and Castle (February),
• Holborn (May),
• Finchley (June),
• Barkingside (September),
• Wandsworth (September),
• Bayswater (September),
• St James’s Park (September),
• Chingford (November),
• Gidea Park (November),
• Old Street (November),
• Twickenham (November),
• Potters Bar (November)

Scotland:

• Barrhead (April),
• Glasgow – Govan (May),
• Bishopbriggs (May),
• Milngavie (May),
• Dunbar (May),
• Portobello (May),
• Jedburgh (May),
• Kinross (May),
• Tain (June),
• Uddingston (June),
• Edinburgh – Clerk Street (July),
• Carluke (July),
• Brechin (July).
• Dumbarton (July).
• Clarkston (July),
• Edinburgh – Morningside (September),
• Wishaw (September)