Lloyds Banking Group has confirmed the locations of the remaining branches in its network that will close down in both 2026 and 2027.
The financial institution, which comprises Lloyds Bank, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland, has revealed that 233 sites will close their doors for good this year, with another 12 scheduled for early next year.
The banking giant revealed earlier this month that the latest round of closures encompasses 48 Halifax branches alongside 31 Lloyds locations.
Bank of Scotland, which has a majority of its locations north of Hadrian’s Wall, will also see a number of its sites close during the course of the year.
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PAThe group attributed the ongoing closures to a sustained drop in customers visiting physical branches, combined with an accelerating transition towards online and mobile banking services.
No other banking network in the UK has reduced its physical presence more substantially, with Lloyds having shuttered close to 1,600 locations across the country since 2015.
Despite the scale of closures, the banking group emphasised its commitment to maintaining in-person services, stating it would continue investing in face-to-face banking provision.
More than 170 community bankers have been deployed to offer localised support for customers who prefer personal assistance with their banking needs.
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Customers affected by the closures will have access to cash deposit facilities at more than 28,000 PayPoint outlets nationwide, while Post Office branches will continue to provide banking services.
The group has also pledged additional targeted assistance for vulnerable customers navigating the transition away from traditional branch banking.
In a statement, a bank spokesperson said: “With access to one of the biggest branch networks in the UK, alongside local banking options like our community bankers, the Post Office, PayPoint, plus our leading apps and 24/7 messaging service, we offer our customers more choice and convenience than ever before.”
Here is a full list of the Lloyds Bank and Halifax branches earmarked for closure later in 2026 and 2027:
2026
Lloyds Bank
Aberdare, CF44 7AR – June 23
Coalville, LE67 3QH – June 23
Heswall, CH60 0AN – June 23
Ringwood, BH24 1BD – June 23
Didcot, OX11 7LQ – June 24
Newmarket (Suffolk), CB8 8LF – June 24
Swansea – Winch Wen – Carmel Road, SA7 9DL – July 2
Daventry, NN11 4HT – August 3
Bristol – Fishponds – Morrisons, BS16 3UJ – August 6
Horncastle, LN9 5BL – August 10
Birmingham – Handsworth, B21 9LN – September 23
City of London – Whitechapel High Street, B21 9LN – September 23
Harrow, HA1 2EB – September 23
Chelmsford, CM1 1DU – September 24
Carlisle, CA3 8DB – September 29
Rochdale, OL16 1JP – October 1
Barnsley, S70 1RU – October 5
Chatham, ME4 4DQ – October 5
South Shields, NE33 1DT – October 12
Bristol – Knowle, BS4 2PY – October 14
Rotherham, S60 2LU – October 15
St Helens, WA10 1QZ – October 15
Devizes, SN10 1JD – October 21
Widnes, WA8 6JW – October 21
Chesterfield, S40 1LR – October 22
Nottingham – Arnold, NG5 7EJ – October 27
Llandudno, LL30 2RU – October 28
Braintree, CM7 1UN – October 29
Accrington, BB5 1EP – November 3
Wallsend, NE28 8PJ – November 3
Ilkeston, DE7 8GS – November 5
Willenhall, WV13 2AE – November 5
Leicester – Melton Road, LE4 5EE – November 9
Liverpool – Huyton, L36 9UR – November 9
Wakefield, WF1 1JZ – November 10
Leicester – Wigston, LE18 1NR – November 11
Worksop, S80 1DH – November 11
Harrogate, HG1 1PQ – November 19
Halifax
Cannock, WS11 1DE – September 9
Milton Keynes, MK9 3BB – September 23
Woking, GU21 6HQ – September 23
Guildford, GU1 3BT – September 24
London – Camden Town, NW1 0LQ – September 24
Canterbury, CT1 2HP – September 28
North Finchley, N12 9PZ – September 28
Wimbledon, SW19 8ND – September 28
Durham, DH1 4UQ – September 29
Ealing Broadway, W5 5LS – September 29
Basingstoke, RG21 7NH – September 30
Bury St Edmunds, IP33 1BT – September 30
High Wycombe, HP11 2AG – September 30
Cleveleys, FY5 1AG – October 1
Hemel Hempstead, HP1 1BL – October 1
Truro, TR1 2AX – October 6
Weston-super-Mare, BS23 1HL – October 6
Southend-on-Sea, SS1 1LB – October 12
Ashford (Kent), TN23 1JQ – October 13
Blackpool, FY1 1EN – October 13
Corby, NN17 1NQ – October 14
Gateshead, NE8 1ED – October 19
Newcastle-under-Lyme, ST5 1RG – October 19
Taunton, TA1 3NH – October 19
Leamington Spa, CV32 4BG – October 20
Lichfield, WS13 6JR – October 20
Salisbury, SP1 2NN – October 20
Hereford, HR1 2EE – October 21
King’s Lynn, PE30 1AY – October 22
London – Bethnal Green, E2 0AJ – October 22
Birmingham – Kings Heath, B14 7JJ – October 26
Ramsgate, CT11 9DR – October 26
Weymouth, DT4 8PJ – October 26
Newark-on-Trent, NG24 1AL – October 27
Waterlooville, PO7 7EQ – October 27
Gravesend, DA12 1AN – October 28
Wellingborough, NN8 1SB – October 28
Boston, PE21 6EH – October 29
Lowestoft, CM7 1UN – October 29
London – Dalston, E8 2NB – November 2
Redcar, TS10 3DU – November 2
Sheffield – Hillsborough, S6 4GY – November 2
Llanelli, SA15 1UW – November 3
Ilford, IG1 1BU – November 4
Leigh, WN7 4LA – November 4
Liverpool – Huyton, L36 9UQ – November 4
Clacton-on-Sea, CO15 1RP – November 9
2027
Lloyds Bank
Sheffield, S1 2GA – January 14
Clevedon, BS21 6NG – March 15
Ebbw Vale, NP23 6HP – March 15
Street, BA16 0ED – March 15
Honiton, EX14 1JJ – March 16
Wednesbury, WS10 9BY – March 16
Stoke-on-Trent – Longton, ST3 2RP – March 17
Kirkby, L32 8SE – June 23
Halifax
London – Tottenham, N17 9JW – January 14
Mexborough, S64 9AU – March 15
Doncaster – Armthorpe, DN3 3FL – March 17
Manchester – Cheetham Hill, M7 4ZH – June 23