Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banking Group closures: full list of affected branches

Banking and Borrowing

Updated on 20 January 2017 | 1 Comment

We reveal the 79 Clydesdale and Yorkshire bank branches that will be closed as part of its strategic shakeup.

Yet more banks are set to disappear from the high street after the Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banking Group (CYBG) announced plans to close 79 branches.

The closures will take place over the next six months and will see 400 staff lose their jobs.

The group claimed the move was a response to “changes in the way customers want to bank with us”.

Gavin Opperman, customer banking director at Yorkshire Bank, added: “The changes announced today continue our journey towards a model that combines an enhanced digital platform with a right-sized branch network; allowing customers to interact with us through a wide range of channels – mobile, online, telephone, in-branch – whenever and however they want.”

The bank will start placing posters in the windows of affected branches, while customers will be sent a letter at least 12 weeks before their branch closes, informing them how to find their nearest branch that will actually stay open.

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What to do if your bank branch closes

If you aren’t keen on travelling the extra distance, the Post Office is the best alternative for those that need to access everyday bank services.

You could also consider switching to another bank or building society that still has a presence in your community.

You might even find one of them offers a better service than your current provider: use our current account comparison service to find the right one for you.

Full list of Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banking Group closures

Clydesdale Bank branch closures:

Aberdeen Riverside

Aberlour

Aboyne

Alloa

Banff

Bathgate

Bearsden

Beith

Bellshill

Brechin

Buckie

Cambuslang

Castle Douglas

Cumnock

Dalkeith

Dunoon

East Kilbride

Stuart Street

Edinburgh Leith Walk

Edinburgh University

Forfar

Fraserburgh

Giffnock

Glasgow

Aikenhead Road

Glasgow Bath Street

Glasgow Charing Cross

Grangemouth

Johnstone

Leith

Leven

Mintlaw

Renfrew

Rosyth

Rothesay

Saltcoats

South Queensferry

Stonehaven

Stranraer

Thurso

Tillicoultry

Troon

 

Yorkshire Bank branch closures:

Alfreton

Barnoldswick

Bradford West Bowling

Burton-Upon-Trent

Chadderton

Cleveleys

Clitheroe

Coalville

Crewe

Filey

Gateshead

Goole

Guisborough

Hinckley

Hull Hessle Road

Knottingley

Leamington Spa

Leeds Central

Leeds Chapel Allerton

Leeds Headingley

Leeds Woodsley Road

Leigh

Middlesbrough Berwick Hills

Newark

Normanton

Norton

Nottingham Bulwell

Ossett

Pickering

Retford

Richmond

Ripon

Royton

Sheffield Broomhill

Sheffield Firth Park

South Shields

Todmorden

Wath upon Dearne

Wellingborough

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