HSBC's decision to close its branch in a Nottinghamshire town is a sign the high street is being ruined, residents have said. The bank announced earlier this week that its branch in Front Street, Arnold would close in May next year.
The news sparked a letter to be sent by Michael Payne, the deputy leader of Gedling Borough Council, who urged bosses to keep it open. Residents are no happier and spoke to Nottinghamshire Live about their fears over the closure.
The branch is one of 114 to close across the country. HSBC said it was due to fewer people using its physical services.
