Last bank left in Barnes... I would hope that such a large organisation as NatWest would have a sense of community responsibility. Post office branches are small, Hammersmith Bridge closure will make life more difficult for elderly etc.
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Josie
8 years ago
I have been using this branch for 40 years.Please do not close our Natwest Bank in Barnes, it is vital to the community especially with the bridge closing for major repairs this year this is the last bank in Barnes
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Philip Danby
8 years ago
How is one supposed to get more than £200 in cash, or get foreign currency?
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Julie Smith
8 years ago
How do I bank for the Guides and cash received - I cannot travel to Hammersmith or Putney for voluntary commitments.
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Christina Nordstrom
8 years ago
It's essential to Have a bank i Barnes,
Don't let Barnes die out
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Mr Marc Petitjean
8 years ago
My grandfather opened my first bank account for me at this branch in the sixties; It is my point of contact for all my banking. Online just does not cut it yet with banks regularly being hacked and systems failing despite the banks' reassurances - this closure would be a disaster for not only myself but also my parents who are in their nineties. Mobile banking is a stop gap that we know will eventually be cut. This branch needs to remain open.
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Charmian Goldwyn
8 years ago
We have used this bank since 1963 ! It does make such a difference if you can have face to face advice.
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Heather Hesketh-Jones
8 years ago
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Not happy. Always a queue when I go in there so facilities clearly used by customers. Alternatives inconvenient and will create real issues for my 94-year-old mother who goes there weekly. Bad decision with no regard for customers, only shareholders.
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E R Hesketh-Jones
8 years ago
Very disappointed. Have been going to this branch for over 50 years and this closure means no bank AT ALL in Barnes. Shame on you for abandoning your customers.
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Vanessa Cauchi
8 years ago
We use this branch All the time and would be sad to close
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Joanna Sullam
8 years ago
Don’t underestimate the value of face to face contact with your customers especially among older people. If NatWest in Barnes and East Sheen both close, who are you really serving?
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Anonymous
8 years ago
NatWest bank is a vital service in Barnes, it will be a great loss to the village to not have a Bank.
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Adrian Barr-Smith
8 years ago
As the sole surviving bank in Barnes, this closure would be keenly felt by young and old, whether economically active or retired.
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Isabel Lynch
8 years ago
We need NatWest to stay in Barnes to support older people, businesses and everyone.
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Oliver Kanoun
8 years ago
Not everything can be done on line and not everyone can or want to bank online. All the planned Natwest bank closers should be stopped or reversed...
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Andy Arghyrou
8 years ago
Please keep it open. It's vital for elderly residents and the Barnes Community
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Anonymous
8 years ago
A wonderful branch where I have been banking for many many years. I am now nearing 90 years of age. Please don't close it, where would I go at my age?
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Elisa Walker
8 years ago
It is essential to have the Barnes branch open because of the density of the population constituted by people of a certain age and young families who would find it very difficult to go a long way away since the Sheen branch is also due for closure.
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Ellin Zomaya
8 years ago
this is the best Natwest Branch in London,I keep my account with Natwest due to the accessability of this branch. I beg of you to think again before you close this branch . it should be the flag of the bank
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Bozena Tomasik
8 years ago
I keep accounts in Natwest because of the great set we receive in this branch.
Last bank left in Barnes... I would hope that such a large organisation as NatWest would have a sense of community responsibility. Post office branches are small, Hammersmith Bridge closure will make life more difficult for elderly etc.
I have been using this branch for 40 years.Please do not close our Natwest Bank in Barnes, it is vital to the community especially with the bridge closing for major repairs this year this is the last bank in Barnes
How is one supposed to get more than £200 in cash, or get foreign currency?
How do I bank for the Guides and cash received - I cannot travel to Hammersmith or Putney for voluntary commitments.
It's essential to Have a bank i Barnes, Don't let Barnes die out
My grandfather opened my first bank account for me at this branch in the sixties; It is my point of contact for all my banking. Online just does not cut it yet with banks regularly being hacked and systems failing despite the banks' reassurances - this closure would be a disaster for not only myself but also my parents who are in their nineties. Mobile banking is a stop gap that we know will eventually be cut. This branch needs to remain open.
We have used this bank since 1963 ! It does make such a difference if you can have face to face advice.
Not happy. Always a queue when I go in there so facilities clearly used by customers. Alternatives inconvenient and will create real issues for my 94-year-old mother who goes there weekly. Bad decision with no regard for customers, only shareholders.
Very disappointed. Have been going to this branch for over 50 years and this closure means no bank AT ALL in Barnes. Shame on you for abandoning your customers.
We use this branch All the time and would be sad to close
Don’t underestimate the value of face to face contact with your customers especially among older people. If NatWest in Barnes and East Sheen both close, who are you really serving?
NatWest bank is a vital service in Barnes, it will be a great loss to the village to not have a Bank.
As the sole surviving bank in Barnes, this closure would be keenly felt by young and old, whether economically active or retired.
We need NatWest to stay in Barnes to support older people, businesses and everyone.
Not everything can be done on line and not everyone can or want to bank online. All the planned Natwest bank closers should be stopped or reversed...
Please keep it open. It's vital for elderly residents and the Barnes Community
A wonderful branch where I have been banking for many many years. I am now nearing 90 years of age. Please don't close it, where would I go at my age?
It is essential to have the Barnes branch open because of the density of the population constituted by people of a certain age and young families who would find it very difficult to go a long way away since the Sheen branch is also due for closure.
this is the best Natwest Branch in London,I keep my account with Natwest due to the accessability of this branch. I beg of you to think again before you close this branch . it should be the flag of the bank
I keep accounts in Natwest because of the great set we receive in this branch.