Lloyds Bank Announces Closure of 14 UK Branches in March 2026

Lloyds Bank has confirmed plans to close 14 branches across the United Kingdom in March 2026, as the banking sector continues its retreat from high streets nationwide. This move is part of a broader trend affecting traditional banking services, with customers increasingly turning to digital alternatives.

Impact on Branch Network and Customer Services

Once these closures are completed, Lloyds Bank will have approximately 610 branches remaining in its network. According to data from MoneySavingExpert, founded by BBC and ITV personality Martin Lewis, a total of 142 Lloyds branches will have closed over a two-year period by the end of 2026. The bank emphasizes that it provides various alternatives for customers to manage their finances, including online banking via its mobile application.

In a statement, Lloyds Bank said: "When making changes to our branch network, we always look to understand the impact on our customers – including how they continue to access banking services. Because of this, we may sometimes have a Community Banker visit the area after the branch closes. Or as part of an independent review a Banking Hub or Deposit Service may be set up in a nearby location. We follow Financial Conduct Authority guidance when announcing closures."

Full List of Lloyds Branches Closing in March 2026

The following branches are scheduled to close on the specified dates:

Brigg, 69 Wrawby Street DN20 8JG — 05/03/2026
Caterham, 21 Station Avenue CR3 6YT — 05/03/2026
Glossop, 2 High Street East SK13 8DA — 09/03/2026
Hedon, 25 St Augustines Gate HU12 8EU — 25/03/2026
Houghton le Spring, 33 Newbottle Street DH4 4AP — 10/03/2026
Hucknall, 5 High Street NG15 7HQ — 04/03/2026
Leominster, 9 Corn Square HR6 8LT — 03/03/2026
Manchester, 276 Moston Lane M40 9WB — 11/03/2026
Okehampton, Fore Street EX20 1HJ — 25/03/2026
Peterlee, 31 Yoden Way SR8 1AW — 03/03/2026
Seaton, The Square EX12 2QH — 11/03/2026
Sleaford, 2 Northgate NG34 7BL — 12/03/2026
Tunstall, Tower Square, Stoke-on-Trent ST6 5DL — 09/03/2026
Wymondham, 4 Market Place NR18 0AG — 12/03/2026

These closures reflect the ongoing shift in the banking industry, as financial institutions adapt to changing consumer behaviors and technological advancements. Customers in affected areas are encouraged to explore digital banking options or seek information about potential community banking services that may be established locally.