Easter 2024: opening hours for Barclays, RBS, HSBC, Lloyds and other banks

Banking and Borrowing

29 March 2024 | 0 Comments

As the Easter weekend approaches, we look at your options if you need to visit your local branch.

If you need to visit your bank or building society branch this Easter weekend, you may struggle.

In fact, all the major banks and building societies will be closed for the Bank Holidays.

However, all the banks we contacted told us they will be open as usual on Saturday, which isn’t an official Bank Holiday.

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Is Barclays open this Easter weekend?

Barclays will be closed Easter Friday, Sunday and Monday.

All branches that normally open on Saturdays will do so as usual. However, the bank points out that most branches only open in the mornings on Saturday.

Is Co-op Bank open this Easter weekend?

Co-op Bank will be closed Easter Friday, Sunday and Monday, with usual opening hours on Saturday.

Is HSBC open this Easter weekend?

HSBC will be closed Easter Friday and Monday, with usual opening hours on Saturday.

The bank’s Gerrard Street branch in London is its only location that opens Sundays. However, this will be closed over Easter.

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Is Halifax open this Easter weekend?

Halifax will be closed Easter Friday, Sunday and Monday.

Any branches that normally open on Saturdays will do so as usual.

Is Lloyds open this Easter weekend?

Lloyds will be closed Easter Friday, Sunday and Monday.

Any locations that typically open on Saturdays will do so as usual.

Is Metro Bank open this Easter weekend?

Metro Bank will be closed Easter Friday, Sunday and Monday.

Usual opening hours will apply on Saturday.

Is NatWest open this Easter weekend?

NatWest branches will be closed on Easter Friday, Sunday and Monday.

If a branch opens on a Saturday, it will do so as normal. As usual, there won’t be a counter service on Saturday.

Is Nationwide open this Easter weekend?

Nationwide branches will be closed Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Monday.

Normal opening hours will apply on Saturdays.

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Is RBS open this Easter weekend?

RBS branches will be closed on Easter Friday, Sunday and Monday.

If a branch is normally open on a Saturday, it will do so as usual. However, Saturday opening will not include counter service.

Is Santander open this Easter weekend?

Santander will be closed Easter Friday, Sunday and Monday.

Normal opening hours will apply on Saturday.

Is TSB open this Easter weekend?

TSB branches will be closed Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Easter Monday.

Branches will open as usual on Saturday.

Is Virgin Money open this Easter weekend?

Virgin Money branches will be closed Easter Friday, Sunday and Monday.

Branches will open as usual on Saturday.

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Double check before you visit

If you’re are planning to visit a branch this Easter weekend, it would be a good idea to double check the opening hours online.

You can usually find this using the branch locator tool on your bank’s website.

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