Eccleshall is a town not a village. It needs a bank!
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Kerry Kent
11 years ago
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Every time I've needed to use the Natwest bank in Eccleshall I've always had to queue, that in itself proves it's a well used and needed community service!! A 'town' without a bank??
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Janet Keeling
11 years ago
This has been my only bank and I am now retired and need easy access to a branch.
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Dorothy Kirkham
11 years ago
Loyalty. Some of us have been loyal to Natwest for many years. They are not being loyal to us. Eccleshall is a fast growing community of close knit loyal folk which will be badly affected by this very short sighted move. Please rethink your long term plan.
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Penny Howat
11 years ago
When our local HSBC closed the remaining National Westminster Bank said they would stay in Eccleshall?
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Karla
11 years ago
save our bank
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Gary Varga
11 years ago
Too many vulnerable people need local facilities.
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Sean Thomas
11 years ago
I live in the community affected and feel the bank concerned has severely let down a community, one of many up and down the country, that it promised to support!!
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vicki evans
11 years ago
support our rural community, keep natwest bank in Eccleshall
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Gill latos
11 years ago
Please leave a bank branch open in Eccleshall
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John johnson
11 years ago
I have banked with you in Eccleshall for 45 years. It would be disgraceful if you take away this vital service from our ever expanding Market Town
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Angie Peak
11 years ago
Eccleshall is a growing town yet services are being diminished, to close Nat a West Bank is disgraceful this is a service needed for local businesses like ourselves it is part of the community and a service that we should not be without.
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Sandra White
11 years ago
I remember the last time a bank closed. The upset it caused was incalculable. For the elderly and infirm this bank is a life line. If there were no bank there would be a 3 hour trip to the nearest town to bank. Not helpful, especially in the depths of winter.
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Sarah Cunnion
11 years ago
As a new costumer to the bank it is critical to keep the bank in eccleshall. I need this bank for my new business its not right that I wasnt told that they were closing. I should have been given the opportunity to know. The bamk has been there for over 60 years and for the customers to be treated this way is disgraceful. I dont know what the young families and older generation will do.
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Tina Price
11 years ago
Not good enough Nat West. Growing Town, elderly community which rely on you, local business/farmers, customers that have been with you for over 50 years, they have stayed loyal so you should show loyalty back to our community.
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Mary Dodkins
11 years ago
A growing Market Town that will be left without a bank. Not good enough Nat West!
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Anthony round
11 years ago
this facility is crucial for the town and the businesses and individuals who live here. The last bank must stay.
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Sharon Morris
11 years ago
This bank is important for our local community, and especially for the elderly who are unable to travel
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Jan Batkin
11 years ago
Eccleshall has been BADLY let down by Nat West!
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Gail Softley
11 years ago
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Eccleshall has a population of around 6,000 people and a large proportion of these people are in the older generation. How short sighted of our High Street banks to close the only remaining counter I our town. It's all about money, money, money without a thought given to the community needs. Shame on you!
Eccleshall is a town not a village. It needs a bank!
Every time I've needed to use the Natwest bank in Eccleshall I've always had to queue, that in itself proves it's a well used and needed community service!! A 'town' without a bank??
This has been my only bank and I am now retired and need easy access to a branch.
Loyalty. Some of us have been loyal to Natwest for many years. They are not being loyal to us. Eccleshall is a fast growing community of close knit loyal folk which will be badly affected by this very short sighted move. Please rethink your long term plan.
When our local HSBC closed the remaining National Westminster Bank said they would stay in Eccleshall?
save our bank
Too many vulnerable people need local facilities.
I live in the community affected and feel the bank concerned has severely let down a community, one of many up and down the country, that it promised to support!!
support our rural community, keep natwest bank in Eccleshall
Please leave a bank branch open in Eccleshall
I have banked with you in Eccleshall for 45 years. It would be disgraceful if you take away this vital service from our ever expanding Market Town
Eccleshall is a growing town yet services are being diminished, to close Nat a West Bank is disgraceful this is a service needed for local businesses like ourselves it is part of the community and a service that we should not be without.
I remember the last time a bank closed. The upset it caused was incalculable. For the elderly and infirm this bank is a life line. If there were no bank there would be a 3 hour trip to the nearest town to bank. Not helpful, especially in the depths of winter.
As a new costumer to the bank it is critical to keep the bank in eccleshall. I need this bank for my new business its not right that I wasnt told that they were closing. I should have been given the opportunity to know. The bamk has been there for over 60 years and for the customers to be treated this way is disgraceful. I dont know what the young families and older generation will do.
Not good enough Nat West. Growing Town, elderly community which rely on you, local business/farmers, customers that have been with you for over 50 years, they have stayed loyal so you should show loyalty back to our community.
A growing Market Town that will be left without a bank. Not good enough Nat West!
this facility is crucial for the town and the businesses and individuals who live here. The last bank must stay.
This bank is important for our local community, and especially for the elderly who are unable to travel
Eccleshall has been BADLY let down by Nat West!
Eccleshall has a population of around 6,000 people and a large proportion of these people are in the older generation. How short sighted of our High Street banks to close the only remaining counter I our town. It's all about money, money, money without a thought given to the community needs. Shame on you!