Full list of 19 banks disappearing from UK high streets this month – is one going near you?

BANKS are continuing to close branches across the UK, with another 19 due to shut their doors in September. Since the start of the year, 440 branches have closed, leading to disruption for some customers. Five more branches of Lloyds Bank are due to close this month Credit: Alamy Stock Photo As more people choose to bank online local branches are closing across the UK. According to consumer champion Which?, banks and building societies have closed 6,443 branches since January 2015. Sign up for the Money newsletter Thank you! This works out at a rate of around 53 closures each month. Several branches of RBS and Halifax have already closed in September, with another 19 shuttering for good this month, reported The Express. In addition to these closures, nearly 200 Halifax branches are due to rebrand as Lloyds branches by 2027. Jas Singh, the chief executive of consumer relationships at Lloyds Banking Group, said Halifax customers who are transferred to Lloyds will keep the same sort code and account number. Full list of 19 banks closing in September HALIFAX 1. Woking: 23/09/2026 2. Milton Keynes: 23/09/2026 3. London – Camden Town: 24/09/2026 4. Guildford: 24/09/2026 5. Wimbledon: 28/09/2026 5. North Finchley: 28/09/2026 6. Canterbury: 28/09/2026 7. Wimbledon: 28/09/2026 8. Durham: 29/09/26 9. Ealing Broadway: 29/09/2026 10. Basingstoke: 30/09/2026 11. Bury St Edmunds: 30/09/2026 12. High Wycombe: 30/09/2026LLOYDS 13. Birmingham – Handsworth: 23/09/2026 14. Harrow: 23/09/2026 15. City of London – Whitechapel High Street: 23/09/2026 16. Chelmsford: 24/09/2026 17. Carlisle: 29/09/2026ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND 18. Biggar: 16/09/2026 19. Glasgow – Giffnock: 17/09/2026 Brits affected by the closures have been assured they will also be offered support wherever possible, including visits from Community Bankers. However, bank closures are expected to continue throughout the year and into 2027. Most read in Money Barclays has reduced its network of banks by 1,236 branches, the most for any individual bank. Branch closures peaked in 2017, when 867 sites closed across the UK, more than 70 each month, followed closely by 792 closures in 2018. Comment now