Two more NatWest banks in the West Midlands will close later this year. The branch in Anchor Road, Aldridge, will shut on July 20 which will be followed a week later by Market Street, Tamworth.
They have become the latest in a string of closures over the past few years by one of the UK's largest banking groups, including Birmingham branches in Broad Street, Jewellery Quarter and St Philip's Place last year and also Royal Bank of Scotland in New Street.
These add to sites in Wylde Green, near Sutton Coldfield, Stourbridge, Bromsgrove and Walsgrave Road in Coventry among several others in the region.
