Lloyds Banking Group is set to close 13 Lloyds Bank and seven Halifax branches in November, continuing a wave of high street bank closures driven by the shift to online and mobile banking.
The group, which also owns the Bank of Scotland, has already shut dozens of branches this year as part of wider efforts to close 250 stores by 2027. Lloyds Bank has closed 23 locations in October after 31 earlier in 2026, while 58 Halifax branches have reportedly shut during the year, including 20 in October.
Lloyds branches closing in November
The following Lloyds Bank branches are due to close, according to Metro:
- Gorseinon, Swansea: November 2
- Accrington, Lancashire: November 3
- Wallsend, Tyne and Wear: November 3
- Ilkeston, Derbyshire: November 5
- Willenhall, West Midlands: November 5
- Deal, Kent: November 5
- Melton Road, Leicester: November 9
- Huyton, Liverpool: November 9
- Wakefield, West Yorkshire: November 10
- Wingston, Leicester: November 11
- Worksop, Nottinghamshire: November 11
- Wigston Magna, Leicestershire: November 11
- Harrogate, North Yorkshire: November 19
Halifax branches closing in November
The Halifax branches scheduled to close next month are:
- 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
Further closures are planned for December, including a Lloyds Bank branch in Southampton on December 7 and Halifax banks in High Wycombe and Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, on December 16, according to Metro.
