LLOYDS Banking group is making a huge fee change for millions of customers from today. It comes just six months after Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland made a raft of changes to interest rate

Multiple high street banks and building societies are leaving Britain's high streets in February 2025 as the trend of bank branch closures looks set to continue over the next month. Lloyds Bank, Halifax and Bank of Scotland are among the financial institutions shutting down locations across the UK in a blow to thousands of customers and the wider economy.

Once the closure plan is completed, Lloyds will have 386 branches, Halifax 281 branches, and Bank of Scotland 90 branches. Lloyds attributed the branch closures to customers increasingly opting for mobile banking over in-person services.

The country is estimated to have lost well in excess of 6,000 branches since 2015, with alternatives struggling to help fill the void for people especially outside major towns or cities.

Among the Greater Manchester branches affected are the Lloyds in Farnworth, Bolton, which will close in May. The Halifax in Walkden, Salford, will be next to close in September, followed by Lloyds in Bury and Halifax in Bolton during the autumn. The Lloyds bank in Manchester Moston is then set to close next year.

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Lloyds Banking Group has announced plans to close an additional 136 branches across the high street in a move that will impact numerous customers. The group intends to close 61 Lloyds, 61 Halifax, and 14 Bank of Scotland branches from May 2025 until March 2026.

The closures announced by Lloyds Banking Group will include 61 Lloyds branches, 61 Halifax branches, and 14 Bank of Scotland branches, with the shutdowns scheduled between May 2025 and March 2026.

NatWest became the latest bank to announce permanent branch closures on Friday, with plans to close 53 branches this year. This follows announcements from Halifax, Lloyds, and Bank of Scotland, each detailing their own bank branch closure strategies for 2025.

Four Kent banks are among more than 100 branches due to be closed by next march by the banking giant behind Lloyds, Halifax and the Bank of Scotland. Lloyds branches in Margate and Herne Bay will both close in May this year while branches of Halifax in Folkestone and Sittingbourne will close in October.