High street bank TSB has announced the 82 branches it is set to axe next year as it automates roles in a bid to save £100m by 2022.
The business is cutting back on branches in a bid to boost profits, saying earlier this week that closures are expected to affect hundreds of members of staff across the country.
The bank said that while it was cutting back, it will now invest in its digital operations while customers move towards expecting self-service.
Announcing the closures on Monday, chief executive Debbie Crosbie said TSB would try to find new roles within the group for the 370 staff members thought to be affected.
The firm has today listed the branches, which are mostly older banks in less busy areas, that are set to close and when.
Robin Bulloch, Customer Banking Director at TSB, pledged to fully support customers through the transition.
He added: "We realise this is difficult news for our branch partners and will do everything to support those affected to offer voluntary redundancies and redeploy as many people as we can to other roles."
TSB stressed that it had twice the number of branches per 10,000 customers in 2018 than the UK average.
The bank says it will continue to have a national branch network in Britain, with 65 per cent of the population living within four miles of a TSB branch.
Here are the banks set to close, broken down region by region:
North East
Wigton (June)
Newcastle Upon Tyne – Chillingham Road (September)
North West
Urmston (June)
Chester (June)
Chorlton, Manchester (October)
Congleton (October)
Warrington – Penketh (October)
Leyland (November)
St Annes-on-Sea (November)
Ormskirk (November)
Yorkshire and Humber
Headingley, Leeds (February)
Thorne (April)
Skipton (May)
Hull – Willerby (May)
Normanton (May)
Todmorden (June)
Brough (July)
Market Weighton (July)
Shipley (November)
Harrogate (November)
East Midlands
Leicester – Cavendish Road (May)
Eastern England
St Albans (September)
Ipswich – Felixstowe Road (September)
West Midlands
Birmingham – Great Hampton (April)
Coventry – Walsgrave Road (April)
Pershore (May)
Cannock (September)
Rugby (September)
Warwick (September)
Birmingham – Stirchley (September)
Lichfield (October)
Stourbridge (October)
Coventry – Jubilee Crescent (November)
Leamington Spa (November)
Sutton Coldfield (November)
Bearwood Road Smethwick (November)
South West
Moreton-in-Marsh (May)
Okehampton (May)
Stroud (June)
Poole (October)
Salisbury (October)
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South East
Abingdon (April)
Burgess Hill (April)
Sidcup (June)
Amersham (June)
Guildford (July)
Ashford (September)
Woking (September)
Redhill (October)
Basingstoke (October)
Worthing (October)
Fareham (October)
Cowley (November)
London
Elephant and Castle (February)
Holborn (May)
Finchley (June)
Barkingside (September)
Wandsworth (September)
Bayswater (September)
St James’s Park (September)
Chingford (November)
Gidea Park (November)
Old Street (November)
Twickenham (November)
Potters Bar (November)
Scotland
Barrhead (April)
Glasgow – Govan (May)
Bishopbriggs (May)
Milngavie (May)
Dunbar (May)
Portobello (May)
Jedburgh (May)
Kinross (May)
Tain (June)
Uddingston (June)
Edinburgh – Clerk Street (July)
Carluke (July)
Brechin (July)
Dumbarton (July)
Clarkston (July)
Edinburgh – Morningside (September)
Wishaw (September)
