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Lloyds Banking Group announces closure of 60 Lloyds, Bank of Scotland and Halifax branches - Vimarsana News

Lloyds Banking Group announces closure of 60 Lloyds, Bank of Scotland and Halifax branches

Trade union Unite has said the move could result in 124 job losses, although the company has not said how many workers will be affected.

Britain's vanishing High Street banks: Map show how number of banks has plunged from to 5,154 - Vimarsana News

Britain's vanishing High Street banks: Map show how number of banks has plunged from to 5,154

EXCLUSIVE: Figures show there were more than 13,300 across the UK in 2012 - down from 20,583 in 1988. But by the end of 2021 that figure had dropped to just 8,810.

House price boom: The top 10 property hotspots of 2022 where house sale prices are soaring - Vimarsana News

House price boom: The top 10 property hotspots of 2022 where house sale prices are soaring

Though these unprecedented prices are on a national level, there are some parts of the country where demand has simply skyrocketed. According to Rightmove, there are 10 key locations where annual price growth has risen by over 20 percent. And one, in particular, has come out on top as the number one "hotspot" for the

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JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Banking hub plan is too little, too late - Vimarsana News

JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Banking hub plan is too little, too late

The country's high street banks have now agreed to do a little bit more than they have previously done to preserve nationwide access to cash.

JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Banking hub plan is too little, too late - Vimarsana News

JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Banking hub plan is too little, too late

The country's high street banks have now agreed to do a little bit more than they have previously done to preserve nationwide access to cash.