The 100+ bank branches closing in 2025

Over 100 banks are set to close in 2025, as Bank of Scotland, Halifax, Lloyds and TSB will be pulling branches from the high street.

All the bank branches closing in 2015

Bank of Scotland

• Banff, 29 Low Street AB45 1AU – 8 May
• Bathgate, 50 Hopetoun Street EH48 4EU – 30 June
• Callander, 42 Main Street FK17 8BD – 20 March
• Cowdenbeath, 349-351 High Street KY4 9QJ – 24 June
• Dunfermline, 1 Bothwell Street KY11 3AG – 21 January
• Golspie, Main Street KW10 6RJ – 4 February
• Kirkcaldy, Carberry Road KY1 3PA – 21 January
• Kyle, Main Street IV40 8AB – 27 January
• Langholm, High Street DG13 0JH – 7 April
• Leven, 60 High Street KY8 4NA – 7 May
• Linlithgow, Regent Centre Blackness Road EH49 7HU – 23 June
• Montrose, 31 High Street DD10 8LT – 10 March
• Newton Stewart, 37 Albert Street DG8 6EF – 23 June
• North Berwick, 23 Westgate EH39 4AG – 2 April
• Rothesay, 36-42 Montague Street PA20 0BT – 30 June
• Wick, 18 Bridge Street KW1 4NG – 25 June

Halifax

• Acomb, 73 York Road YO24 4LL – 15 January
• Alnwick, 26 Bondgate Within NE66 1TD – 15 January
• Belfast, Castle Court Royal Avenue BT1 1DD – 4 February
• Belfast, 17-18 Connswater Shopping Centre BT5 5LP – 10 February
• Bitterne, 400-402 Bitterne Road SO18 5RS – 9 June
• Bulwell, 8 Commercial Road NG6 8HA – 21 January
• Burgess Hill, 11 Church Road RH15 9BB – 4 March
• Camberley, 20/22 High Street GU15 3TG – 11 March
• Chippenham, 49 Market Place SN15 3HU – 15 April
• Didcot, 7 Orchard Street OX11 7LG – 10 March
• Eccles, 92-94 Church Street M30 0DA – 7 January
• Gillingham, 97-101 High Street ME7 1BL – 11 February
• Gosport, 60/61 High Street PO12 1DR – 12 March
• Hailsham, 54/56 High Street BN27 1AX – 26 March
• Hatfield, 17/17A Town Centre AL10 0JZ – 20 January 20
• Kendal, 21/23 Highgate LA9 4DA – 10 February
• Keynsham, 53 High Street BS31 1DS – 14 January
• Leighton Buzzard, 14 High Street LU7 1DY – 20 January
• Littlehampton, 68 High Street BN17 5EA – 23 June
• Liverpool, 642 Prescot Road Old Swan L13 5YS – 8 January
• London (West), 200 Edgware Road W2 2DW – 6 January
• Longton, 24 Market Street ST3 1BG – 8 January
• Malton, 8 Wheelgate YO17 7HP – 8 April
• Monmouth, 7/11 Monnow Street NP25 3EF – 16 September
• Morecambe, 6 Royalty Mall Arndale Centre LA4 5DS – 15 September
• Newbury, 16 Northbrook Street RG14 1DJ – 16 April
• Normanton, 49/51 High Street WF6 2AF – 27 March
• North Shields, 100 Bedford Street NE29 6DD – 28 January
• Northallerton, 91 High Street DL7 8QT – 28 April
• Oswestry, 6 Bailey Street SY11 1PS – 28 April
• Palmers Green, 256/258 Green Lanes N13 5TU – 9 January
• Port Talbot, 58 Station Road SA13 1RD –  29 January
• Runcorn, 35 Orchard Walk Halton Lea WA7 2BS – 29 April
• Shirley, 177B Stratford Road B90 3AQ – 9 January
• Stratford-upon-Avon, 28 Bridge Street CV37 6AD – 22 January
• Sutton-in-Ashfield, 32 Low Street NG17 1DG – 16 January
• Tamworth, 22 Market Street B79 7LR – 29 April
• Thetford, 4/4A King Street IP24 2AP – 17 September
• Tonbridge, 39 High Street TN9 1SQ – 9 January
• Walton-on-Thames, 3 High Street KT12 1EA – 27 January
• Wellington, Duke Street TF1 1BJ – 7 January
• Wetherby, 49 Market Place LS22 6LN – 13 May
• Whitby, 67 Baxtergate YO21 1HB – 14 May
• Winchester, 129 High Street SO23 9AX – 20 January
• Wisbech, 28 Market Place PE13 1DQ – 22 January
• Witney, 29 High Street OX28 6XP – 30 April

Lloyds

• Alcester, Stratford Road B49 5AX – 25 June
• Alnwick, 24 Bondgate Within NE66 1TD – 15 January
• Ashbourne, Compton DE6 1DY – 24 June
• Baker Street, London NW1 6XB – 6 January
• Beccles, Exchange Square NR34 9HH – 6 May
• Bletchley, 87-89 Queensway MK2 2DW – 3 March
• Blyth, 43 Waterloo Road NE24 1BW – 4 March
• Brecon, 38 High Street LD3 7AR – 11 February
• Brynmawr, 72 King Street NP23 4XR – 18 February
• Chesham, 79 High Street HP5 1BT – 24 February
• Chester Road Newquay, Chester Road TR7 2RU – 31 March
• Cranbrook, Woodside High Street TN17 3DJ – 11 February
• Dewsbury, 20 Market Place WF13 1DF – 10 March
• Fakenham, 27 Norwich Street NR21 9AH – 1 July
• Firth Park Sheffield, 15 Stubbin Lane S5 6QG – 26 June
• Gorleston-on-Sea, 132-133 High Street NR31 6QU – 20 January
• Hailsham, Market Street BN27 2AE – 26 March
• Hitchin, 1 Bancroft SG5 1JQ – 7 April
• Kendal, 11 Finkle Street LA9 4AG – 10 February
• Kenilworth, 21 The Square CV8 1EE – 2 April
• Kitts Green, 131 Lea Village B33 9SH – 27 January
• Leeds Armley, 52 Town Street LS12 3AE – 8 September
• Leeds Harehills, 391-393 Harehills Lane LS9 6AP – 8 January
• Liskeard, The Parade PL14 6AW – 25 February
• Macclesfield, 64-66 Mill Street SK11 6NH – 28 January
• Market Harborough, 40 The Square LE16 7PA – 27 March
• Matlock, 11 Causeway Lane DE4 3AR – 7 May
• Monmouth, 18 Monnow Street NP25 3XH – 16 September
• Newland Avenue Hull, 63-67 Newland Avenue HU5 3BG – 14 January
• New Milton, 47 Station Road BH25 6HU – 13 May
• Presteigne, 52 Hereford Street LD8 2AU – 3 March
• Rugeley, 3 Upper Brook Street WS15 2DP – 27 March
• Sherborne, 75 Cheap Street DT9 3BD – 16 January
• Sidcup, 60 Sidcup High Street DA14 6EJ – 26 March
• South Elmsall, 139-141 Barnsley Road WF9 2AA – 16 January
• Southampton, 413 Bitterne Road Bitterne SO18 1DA – 9 June
• Southampton, 77 Shirley High St Shirley SO15 3TX – 7 May
• Spennymoor, 43 Cheapside DL16 6QF – 26 June
• St Ives, 1 The Pavement PE27 5AE – 24 February
• Stanley, 65 Front Street DH9 0SZ – 26 June
• Stow-on-the-Wold, The Square Stow-on-the-Wold GL54 1BJ – 17 February
• Surbiton, 1 Claremont Road KT6 4QS – 4 March
• Swindon, 5 High Street SN1 3EN – 3 February
• Thetford, 35 King Street IP24 2AX – 17 September
• Tonypandy, 33 Dunraven Street CF40 1AL – 30 June
• Wadebridge, 14 Molesworth Street PL27 7DE – 1 July
• Warwick, 12 Swan Street CV34 4BJ – 24 June
• Wetherby, 55 Market Place LS22 6LN – 13 January
• Whitley Bay, 257 Whitley Road NE26 2SY – 31 March
• Wisbech, 3 North Brink PE13 1JT – 22 January
• Woodbridge, 8 The Thoroughfare IP12 1AF – 25 June

TSB

• Amble 75 Queen Street NE65 0DA – 15 May
• Aylsham Market Place NR11 6EH – 15 May
• Bedlington 42/44 Front Street West NE22 5UB – 15 May
• Bude 1 Belle Vue EX23 8JJ – 15 May
• Crook 9 North Terrace DL15 9ES – 15 May
• Tenbury Wells 71 Teme Street WR15 8AQ – 15 May
• Whitchurch 1a Watergate Street SY13 1DR – 15 May

How many banks have closed?

The number of existing branches today is about half of what it was a decade ago.

Since 2015, a staggering 6,000 bank and building societies have closed. That’s an average of 54 closures each month.

According to data from ATM provider Link, 1,500 closures were announced in the last year alone.

Why have so many banks closed?

Many banks point to the rise of online banking as a reason for these closures.

But this puts people at risk of being “financially excluded” – especially those who don’t use online banking, like the two in five (39%) over 65s who rely on bricks and mortar branches.

Closures also mean travelling further for essential banking services.

This can be particularly challenging for those who are elderly or vulnerable, as they may not have easy access to transport.

What to do if your local bank closes

Banks have to weigh up any closures against existing cash services and plug any gaps.

Banking hubs are the most common alternative, although they aren’t a ‘like-for-like' replacement for traditional banks – read more about them in our guide.

Post Offices also let you carry out some banking services, such as withdrawing or depositing cash or paying in cheques.