Full list of all Halifax and Lloyds Bank branches shutting in 2026

Lloyds Banking Group has confirmed a series of closures for 2026, becoming the latest bank to shut sites across UK high streets.

The banking giant, which includes Lloyds Bank, Halifax, and the Bank of Scotland, has plans to close a number of branches throughout the remainder of the year.

It also has confirmed plans to close additional branches of its bank chains through the first half of 2027.

Lloyds says the majority of the closures are happening because customers have shifted to online banking, preferring to use the mobile app, the website, or phone.

Find out which Lloyds Banking chains are shutting in the coming months right here.

Which Lloyds Bank branches are shutting?

A total of 44 Lloyds Bank branches are expected to close across the UK throughout the remainder of 2026, according to Lloyds Bank.

Meanwhile, another 13 will be forced to shut in the first half of 2027.

The branches that will close, as well as their shutdown dates, are:

Shutting in 2026

• Aberdare, Rhondda Cynon Taff – June 23
• Coalville, Leicestershire – June 23
• Handsworth, Birmingham – June 23
• Winch Wen, Swansea – July 2
• Swansea Enterprise Park, Swansea – July 2
• Daventry, Northamptonshire – August 3
• Bristol Fishponds, Bristol – August 6
• Horncastle, Lincolnshire – August 10
• Whitechapel, London – September 23
• Harrow, Middlesex – September 23
• Chelmsford, Essex – September 24
• Carlisle, Cumbria – September 29
• Rochdale, Lancashire – October 1
• Barnsley,South Yorkshire – October 5
• Chatham, Kent – October 5
• Chepstow, Monmouthshire – October 7
• Camborne – October 7
• Ryde, Isle of Wight – October 7
• Harborne, Birmingham – October 8
• Deal, Kent – October 8
• South Shields, Tyne and Wear – October 12
• Gorseinon, Swansea – October 12
• Southampton Totton, Hampshire – October 12
• Stamford, Lincolnshire – October 13
• Blackpool, Lancashire – October 13
• Knowle, Bristol – October 14
• Rotherham, South Yorkshire – October 15
• St Helens, Merseyside – October 15
• Devizes, Wiltshire – October 21
• Widnes, Cheshire – October 21
• Chesterfield, Derbyshire – October 22
• Arnold, Nottinghamshire – October 27
• Llandudno, Conwy – October 28
• Braintree, Essex – October 29
• Accrington, Lancashire – November 3
• Wallsend, Tyne and Wear – November 3
• Ilkeston, Derbyshire – November 5
• Willenhall, West Midlands – November 5
• Melton Road, Leicester – November 9
• Huyton, Liverpool – November 9
• Wakefield, West Yorkshire – November 10
• Wigston, Leicester – November 11
• Worksop, Nottinghamshire – November 11
• Harrogate, North Yorkshire – November 19

Closures for 2027

• Sheffield High Street, South Yorkshire – January 14
• Clevedon, Bristol – March 15
• Ebbw Vale, Blaenau Gwent – March 15
• Street, Somerset – March 15
• Honiton, Devon – March 16
• Wednesbury, West Midlands – March 16
• Heswall, Merseyside – March 16
• Ringwood, Hampshire – March 16
• Longton, Stoke-on-Trent – March 17
• Didcot, Oxfordshire – March 17
• Hinckley, Leicestershire – March 17
• Newmarket, Suffolk – March 18
• Kirkby, Liverpool – June 23

Which Halifax branches are shutting?

A total of 52 Halifax branches will close before the end of 2026, and Halifax has also confirmed that a further four of its branches will shut next year.

Closures for 2026

• Chorley, Lancashire – June 24
• Croydon, Surrey – June 25
• Torquay, Devon – July 9
• Horsham, West Sussex – September 8
• Cannock, Staffordshire – September 9
• Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire – September 23
• Woking, Surrey – September 23
• Guildford, Surrey – September 24
• Camden, London – September 24
• Canterbury, Kent – September 28
• North Finchley, London – September 28
• Wimbledon, London – September 28
• Durham, County Durham – September 29
• Ealing, London – September 29
• Basingstoke, Hampshire – September 30
• Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk – September 30
• High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire – September 30
• Cleveleys, Lancashire – October 1
• Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire – October 1
• Truro, Cornwall – October 6
• Weston-super-Mare, Somerset – October 6
• Camborne, Cornwall – October 7
• Southend-on-Sea, Essex – October 12
• Spring Gardens, Buxton – October 13
• Ashford, Kent – October 13
• Corby, Northamptonshire – October 14
• Gateshead, Tyne and Wear – October 19
• Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire – October 19
• Taunton, Somerset – October 19
• Leamington Spa, Warwickshire – October 20
• Lichfield, Staffordshire – October 20
• Salisbury, Wiltshire – October 20
• Hereford, Herefordshire – October 21
• King’s Lynn, Norfolk – October 22
• Bethnal Green, London – October 22
• Kings Heath, Birmingham – October 26
• Ramsgate, Kent – October 26
• Weymouth, Dorset – October 26
• Newark, Nottinghamshire – October 27
• Waterlooville, Hampshire – October 27
• Gravesend, Kent – October 28
• Wellingborough, Northamptonshire – October 28
• Boston, Lincolnshire – October 29
• Lowestoft, Suffolk – October 29
• Kingsland Dalston, London – November 2
• Redcar, North Yorkshire – November 2
• Llanelli, Carmarthenshire – November 3
• Ilford, Essex – November 4
• Leigh, Lancashire – November 4
• Huyton, Liverpool – November 4
• Clacton-on-Sea, Essex – November 9

All Halifax branches shutting in 2027

• Hillsborough, Sheffield – January 11
• Tottenham, London – January 14
• Mexborough, South Yorkshire – March 15
• Armthorpe, Doncaster – March 17
• Skelmersdale, Lancashire – March 18
• Cheetham Hill, Salford – June 23

Which Bank of Scotland branches are closing?

Only four Bank of Scotland branches have been confirmed to shut this year, and they include:

• Benbecula, Western Isles – July 1
• Largs, North Ayrshire – July 29
• Hawick, Scottish Borders – October 7
• Grangemouth, Stirlingshire – October 8

No closures have been announced for 2027.

High street closures

The high street has continued to see shops, banks and restaurants close down.

Over the weekend, Quiz Clothing shut the remainder of its 20 stores after falling into administration. Similarly, fashion retail chain Leading Labels announced store closures, as did Morrisons, which plans to close 100 of its Daily convenience stores.

Earlier in the year, restaurants Franco Manca and The Real Greek confirmed closures, along with Santander and Claire’s Accessories.