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26 LOCATIONS WILL CLOSE THEIR DOORS IN JUNE 16:41, 29 May 2025 NatWest has confirmed it will be closing a total of 53 locations in 2025, with six already having shut their doors. Those six

are Willerby and Kirk Ella, Bishop Auckland, Cleveleys, Dewsbury, Chapel Allerton, and Middleton. NatWest isn't alone in closures though, as according to consumer group Which?, more

than 6,300 bank and building society branches have closed since January 2015. READ MORE: NATIONWIDE CONFIRMS £100 BONUS PAYMENT AND CLARIFIES WHO'S ELIGIBLE A statement on NatWest’s

website reads: “Banking has changed dramatically in recent years, with an increased demand for mobile and online services, as our customers benefit from a faster and easier way to bank.

"Closing a branch is a decision we take very seriously. We know it can affect those less confident with the alternatives we offer. Article continues below "We'll always work

hard to guide and support you through the changes and find the best way to serve you from now on.” FULL LIST OF NATWEST BANK BRANCH CLOSURES IN JUNE: * Alfreton and Clay Cross - June 2 *

Uttoxeter – June 2 * Heaton Chapel - June 3 * Mexborough – June 3 * Ellesmere Port Town Centre – June 4 * Stockton on Tees – June 4 * Accrington – June 5 * Longton – June 5 * Cross Gates –

June 10 * Rochdale – June 10 * Bridlington – June 11 * Manchester Portland Street – June 11 * Keighley – June 16 * Leek – June 16 * Newark – June 17 * Washington – June 17 * Worksop – June

18 * Hazel Grove – June 18 * Nantwich – June 19 * St. Annes-on-Sea – June 24 * West Bridgford – June 24 * Beverley – June 25 * Stafford Greengate – 4June 25 * Garstang – June 25 * Mansfield

– June 25 NATWEST BANK BRANCH CLOSURES WITHOUT DATES CONFIRMED: * London (East) * Market Drayton A spokesperson for NatWest told The Sun: "Our customers are using digital banking more

than ever before – over 80% of our active current account holders now use our digital services and over 97% of retail accounts with us are now opened online. Article continues below "We

are also significantly investing in refreshing our network – we expect to invest in excess of £20m in our network across the UK in 2025 to improve customer service, enhance the look and

feel of our branches, and reduce the environmental impact of our buildings, as well as continuing to invest in shared solutions like the Post Office and Banking Hubs. "Like any

business, we strive to meet our customers’ changing needs and expectations and we’ve been responding to the industry wide shift towards digital services by investing to broaden what

customers can do themselves and to offer them greater personalisation."