Any chance of North Tyneside Council or local MPs getting involved?
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Angela Craddock
5 years ago
Please reconsider the decision to close this branch
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Sheila Hall
5 years ago
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we all need this bank the business is there for public and commercial use.our local economy needs protection for all.
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Ian Benn
5 years ago
I Have used Barclays North Shields branch for forty years.
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Carolyn Pini
5 years ago
Closing this branch would be another nail in North Shields coffin.
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Iain Lindsay
5 years ago
I’ve been a Barclays customer for a very long time, all over the UK, Whitley Bay and currently North Shields. The NS branch must be a leading branch. When I have visited there has generally been a queue. It is larger and in current climate which, I suspect, is with us for some while longer, is better suited to social distancing with entry/exit route. There is also no shortage of parking or waiting areas. Whitley Bay becoming the main branch of the area doesn’t really meet any of those criteria. Could it really cope with the increase in custom? The queues would be out of the door and past the external cash dispensers at busy times. I personally feel that the North Shields branch is the much more viable location but (I think) it would be drastic if either location had to closed.
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sid wilson
5 years ago
not good for the elderly having to get transport to the nearest other branch during these testing times.
Any chance of North Tyneside Council or local MPs getting involved?
Please reconsider the decision to close this branch
we all need this bank the business is there for public and commercial use.our local economy needs protection for all.
I Have used Barclays North Shields branch for forty years.
Closing this branch would be another nail in North Shields coffin.
I’ve been a Barclays customer for a very long time, all over the UK, Whitley Bay and currently North Shields. The NS branch must be a leading branch. When I have visited there has generally been a queue. It is larger and in current climate which, I suspect, is with us for some while longer, is better suited to social distancing with entry/exit route. There is also no shortage of parking or waiting areas. Whitley Bay becoming the main branch of the area doesn’t really meet any of those criteria. Could it really cope with the increase in custom? The queues would be out of the door and past the external cash dispensers at busy times. I personally feel that the North Shields branch is the much more viable location but (I think) it would be drastic if either location had to closed.
not good for the elderly having to get transport to the nearest other branch during these testing times.