Lloyds Banking Group is continuing its retreat from physical high street services, shutting numerous branches across its network as more customers are forced online. The group, which also operates Halifax and Bank of Scotland, faces ongoing criticism as these closures threaten local financial accessibility, particularly for vulnerable and elderly customers who rely heavily on in-person banking. While the banking giant points to alternative options such as shared banking hubs and community bankers, the steady disappearance of traditional branches highlights a worrying trend of financial exclusion on our high streets. Fuente: The Independent
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