Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) plans to close 18 of its 86 branches across Scotland, with the loss of 105 jobs. The closures will leave 69 branches in Scotland, in which it is pledging to invest more ...

THE Royal Bank of Scotland is to close 18 branches north of the border in a move that threatens more than 100 jobs. And the cuts come despite record profits of £6.2 billion being made by its parent ...

The bank, which is now part of the Natwest Group said the decision to close more branches was due to declining use by customers with more than 80% of active current holders using digital services ...

The Royal Bank of Scotland has announced the closure of 18 of its bank branches across the UK. The NatWest group announced its intention to shut down a fifth of its UK branches "within months". These ...

Royal Bank of Scotland plans to close 18 of its 86 branches across Scotland, with the loss of 105 jobs. This will leave 69 branches in Scotland, in which it has pledged to invest more than £10m.

The Lanarkshire town's MP and MSP are calling for the decision to be reversed and for a meeting with the bank's bosses.

Sites in Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow are among branches set to be shuttered, with 105 jobs lost. RBS, which is part of the NatWest group, serves 3.3million personal customers.

More than 100 jobs at the Royal Bank of Scotland are at risk as it announced the closure of one in five of its branches. RBS confirmed that 105 people would be impacted by the closures as 18 of its 86 ...

Royal Bank of Scotland says the further reduction in branch numbers is due to less use by customers Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) plans to close 18 of its 86 branches across Scotland, with the loss ...

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) plans to close 18 of its 86 branches across Scotland, with the loss of 105 jobs. The closures will leave 69 branches in Scotland, in which it is pledging to invest ...

The NatWest group announced on April 17 that the Helensburgh branch is one of 18 RBS sites across Scotland which will shut by September.

With online banking here to stay, Councillor Joe Fagan believes this model might help bring banks back into EK town centre ...