Lloyds Bank are being forced by the EU to sell off 620 branches of Lloyds, TSB & Cheltenham & Gloucester branches, throughout England, Wales & Scotland.
The recently renovated building in Tenbury may remain as a bank as Virgin Money & National Australia Bank are expected to bid for many of the branches.
Branches in Ludlow, Leominster & Bromyard appear safe, but Church Stretton, Ledbury, Hereford & Malvern will all loose some or all of their branches.
Full details The Guardian
Saturday, 13 August 2011
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Tesco Bank? They seem to want workd domination....
Tesco is already in the bank business.
Bowketts will be the next to go then you will all be gratefull for tesco to come to town
lloyds bank have nothing to do with the state of town it is a national agreement that it got to be sold off
You mean there is something that isnt Tescos fault! Call the Daily Mail immediately.
I met with Lloyds local business manager today and he is adamant that the Tenbury branch is not closing. He is surprised that Lloyds have not done more to quosh this rumour.
Interesting. I was sent the details which are still available on the Guardian website.
Lloyds TSB England & Wales
71 Teme Street, Tenbury Wells, UK
Just a thought. He is probably correct. It may not close, but it will no longer be a Lloydstsb Bank.
Lloyds are hoping to sell all 632 branches listed under Project Verde to a single bidder.
Three banks are said to be in the running at this stage; NBNK, Co-operative Financial Services and Sun Capital Partners.
Well looks like the Co-op are coming!
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