Overview
- Branches in Ely and Oadby shut on September 10, with Llanishen in Cardiff and Edgbaston in Birmingham closing on September 11.
- The move forms part of NatWest’s plan to shutter 106 branches by the end of 2025 after announcing 53 closures in January and 53 more in June.
- NatWest says it will support customers who are less confident using alternatives as local outlets close.
- Reports indicate the bank will run community pop-up sites in some areas for up to 12 weeks following closures.
- Media have published a full September schedule showing further closures across Birmingham and Cardiff and in towns including Abingdon, Bicester and Cirencester later in the month.