TSB to close 36 branches in 2024/25 – here's the full list, plus alternatives

Alternative ways to bank face-to-face with TSB

Here's what to try if your local branch is closing:

• See if there's a TSB 'pop-up' near you. There are currently 47 of these across England, Scotland and Wales – you can check if there's one near you on TSB's website. In these pop-ups you can talk to a TSB staff member about general product enquiries, managing your existing payments, help with internet and mobile banking and more.

  However, most of these pop-up locations don't have cash or counter services, so you won't be able to manage your money there – the exception is the Nottingham pop-up, which has a counter where you can deposit and withdraw cash.

• Head to a nearby Post Office. You can withdraw cash and make deposits into your bank account via the Post Office.

For full details on your options, see our Bank branch alternatives guide.

If you need branch access and don't have alternative services nearby, consider switching

If you no longer want to stay with Barclays, you might want to consider switching to a bank that does have a local branch nearby – although bear in mind there's no guarantee that too won't close.

Banks currently offering cash switching incentives include:

• Santander: get a free £175 for switching to its Edge account, plus an ongoing 1% cashback on most bills and some spending. 

• First Direct: get a free £175 for switching to its 1st Account. First Direct doesn't have any branches of its own, but First Direct customers can use HSBC branches to pay in cheques, as well as deposit and withdraw cash. So it could be an option if you have an HSBC branch nearby – though bear in mind HSBC has also closed lots of branches.

• Virgin Money: get 12.68% AER interest on up to £1,000 for a year (worth £125) for switching to its M Plus, Club M or M accounts.

See our Best bank accounts guide for more options, including accounts offering bundled insurance and longer-term rewards.

TSB branch closures 2024/2025 – full list

The 36 closures, all of which have been announced on 8 May, are shown below.