The Easter long weekend is upon us, with Good Friday on 3 April marking a bank holiday across much of the UK. As a result, many banks and building societies will be closed, though some branches may open on Saturday.
Nationwide branches will be closed on Good Friday and Easter Sunday, but some will open on Saturday. Customers can check their local branch via the Nationwide branch locator. Lloyds branches in England and Wales will typically be open on Saturday, but closed on Good Friday and Easter Sunday; Scottish branches will be shut on Good Friday and may open on Saturday.
TSB and HSBC branches will also be closed on Good Friday and Easter Sunday, with some opening on Saturday. Santander notes that branch hours have permanently changed, with many smaller sites open only on certain days; larger branches may open Saturday morning. NatWest and Barclays similarly close on Good Friday and Easter Sunday, with some larger branches open on Saturday.
Customers are advised to check their local branch's hours using the respective bank's online locator, as times vary by location and size. Post Offices and Banking Hubs remain alternatives for cash withdrawals and deposits.
