Barclays is to axe 63 more branches in the first three months of next year.
The closures come despite the bank giant admitting some of those being closed have seen rising customer numbers.
Its documents reveal numbers increased in the past two years at its branch in Moreton, Merseyside – among those being axed.
The firm also admits 177 residents only bank in-branch.
They will now have to travel four miles to use another branch.
Access to Banking Standard rules state banks must consider the impact of closures on residents.
Yet despite leaving many areas without a single branch, no banking firm has reversed a closure in three years, says consumer group Which?
Its previous research found Barclays has closed, or had plans to shut, 540 branches since 2015, including 151 since January 2019.
Gareth Shaw, head of money at Which?, said: “Communities are struggling without access to cash and vital bank services.”
Barclays said: “With more customers choosing to bank in different ways, we are carefully reducing the number of under-used branches we have.”
The 63 branches which will be closed
Abbots Langley
Abingdon Marcham Road
Aldershot
Birchwood
Birmingham Edgbaston
Bishops Waltham
Blackpool Cherry Tree Road Essentials
Bridgend Industrial Estate
Cheapside
Cheshunt
Cottingham
Crook
Deptford
Didcot
Didsbury
Droitwich
East Barnet
Erith
Eton
Gerrards Cross
Hailsham
Hainault
Halesowen
Hampstead Garden Suburb
Ipswich Woodbridge Road
Kempston
Kentish Town
Kenton Park Parade
Keynsham
Knutsford
Lancaster University
Langley
Leeds University
Leyland
Liverpool University
Llanishen
Madeley
Manor Park
Moreton Merseyside
Oxford Botley
Oxted
Park Gate
Park Lane
Peterborough Eastfield Road
Plympton
Rotherhithe Surrey Docks
Shepherds Bush Green
Sherborne
Southampton Burgess Road
Southampton Row
366 Strand
Swadlincote
University of East Anglia
University Of Sussex
Westcombe Park
West Drayton
Westerhope
West Kirby
West Swindon
Whetstone
Whitstable
Wickford
Wrexham Industrial Estate
