Lloyds Banking Group has set out plans to axe another 53 of its high street bank branches over the coming months and into 2025.

The latest raft of closures will include 21 Lloyds branches, 22 Halifax outlets and 10 Bank of Scotland sites.

Many banks have been slashing back their high street presence as customers increasingly do their banking online.

Customers who will be losing their local branch are urged to check if a banking hub is being set up near them, offering certain services such as withdrawing cash.

These will often be located in shared public spaces such as a library or a community centre.

This is the full list of the branch closures and when they will take place:

Halifax

• 5 Great Darkgate Street Aberystwyth Wales SY23 1DE – 29/07/2024
• 14 Canon Street Aberdare Wales CF44 7AP – 29/07/2024
• 4 Cross Street Abergavenny Wales NP7 5EH – 05/08/2024
• 73 York Road York England YO24 4LL – 15/01/2025
• 26 Bondgate Within Alnwick England NE66 1TD – 15/01/2025
• 3/3A High Street Andover England SP10 1LJ – 25/07/2024
• 20 High Street Biggleswade England SG18 0JL – 31/07/2024
• 10 High Street Cosham England PO6 3BZ – 01/07/2024
• 38 The Parade Exmouth England EX8 1RF – 07/08/2024
• 3 The Bridge Frome England BA11 1AR – 02/07/2024
• 10 Victoria Place Haverfordwest Wales SA61 2LR – 08/08/2024
• 53 High Street Keynsham England BS31 1DS – 14/01/2025
• 186 High Road Loughton England IG10 1DW – 19/08/2024
• 4/8 Longfield Centre Prestwich England M25 1AY – 05/09/2024
• 31 High Street Redhill England RH1 1RG – 22/08/2024
• 1 King Street Saffron Walden England CB10 1HE – 26/06/2024
• 30/34 High Street Sheffield England S1 2GE – 09/07/2024
• 84 North Street Sudbury England CO10 1RF – 12/08/2024
• 61 Main Street Garforth England LS25 1AF – 02/07/2024
• 49 Market Place Wetherby England LS22 6LN – 13/01/2025
• 67 Baxtergate Whitby England YO21 1HB – 14/01/2025
• 88 High Street Midsomer Norton England BA3 2DE – 21/08/2024

Lloyds

• 445 Kingsbury Road Kingsbury England NW9 9DX – 03/07/2024
• 55 Market Place Wetherby England LS22 6LN – 13/01/2025
• 6 Chesterton Place, Chester Road Newquay England TR7 2RU – 04/12/2024
• 8 Ock Street Abingdon England OX14 5AP – 24/07/2024
• 14 High Street Cardigan Wales SA43 1JW – 27/06/2024
• Church Street Malpas England SY14 8NX – 20/08/2024
• 50 High Street Ross-on-Wye England HR9 5HJ – 02/12/2024
• 75 Cheap Street Sherborne England DT9 3BD – 16/01/2025
• 13 St Thomas Centre Exeter England EX4 1DF – 05/08/2024
• 210 Commercial Road London England E1 2JR – 06/08/2024
• 24 Bondgate Within Alnwick England NE66 1TD – 15/01/2025
• 2 Silver Street Ilminster England TA19 0DL – 14/08/2024
• 125 High Street Marlborough England SN8 1LU – 25/11/2024
• 13-14 Cornmarket Thame England OX9 2BN – 02/12/2024
• Unit 3, 20 Market Place Wokingham England RG40 1AP – 08/07/2024
• 63-67 Newland Avenue Hull England HU5 3BG – 14/01/2025
• 44 St Peters Avenue Cleethorpes England DN35 8HL – 05/12/2024
• 40 The Square Market Harborough England LE16 7PA – 04/12/2024
• 4 Three Tuns Parade, Stafford Road Wolverhampton England WV10 6BA – 11/09/2024
• 139-141 Barnsley Road South Elmsall England WF9 2AA – 16/01/2025
• L7 Church Street Clitheroe England BB7 2DD – 07/08/2024

Bank of Scotland

• 29 Low Street Banff Scotland AB45 1AU – 30/07/2024
• Main Street Bridge of Weir Scotland PA11 3ED – 01/07/2024
• 21 East Church Street Buckie Scotland AB56 1EX – 01/08/2024
• 5 The Square Ellon Scotland AB41 9JB – 10/09/2024
• 23 Bloomgate Lanark Scotland ML11 9EZ – 13/08/2024
• 9 Abbeygreen Lesmahagow Scotland ML11 0HD – 12/08/2024
• 26 John Wood Street Port Glasgow Scotland PA14 5HX – 10/09/2024
• 1 High Street Renfrew Scotland PA4 8QJ – 04/07/2024
• 13 Common Green Strathaven Scotland ML10 6AQ – 03/12/2024
• Civic Realm Leisure Centre, 27 Cowglen Road Pollok Scotland G53 6EW – 03/07/2024.

Goverment minister Bim Afolami recently spoke out to urge bank bosses to retain their in-person services.

He said in response to a question in Parliament: “It is imperative that banks and building societies recognise the needs of all their customers, including those who still need to use in-person services.

“The impact of branch closures must be mitigated where possible so that all customers, wherever they live, continue to have appropriate access to banking services.”

Previous data from consumer group Which? showed more than 5,700 branches had closed for good since January 2015.

The Bank of England decided to maintain the base interest rate at 5.25 percent in its latest decision.

Experts are predicting the central bank could start to drop the rate as inflation has consistently been easing in recent months.

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