Lloyds Banking Group said it would close 60 branches across the country.

Here is a list of all sites due for closure, and the date they will shut.

Bank of Scotland
Aberdeen 201 Union Street – September 14
Alness – July 27
Brechin – August 2
Broxburn – August 9
Carluke – June 27
Clarkston – July 4
Dunblane – July 7
Dyce – July 5
Edinburgh Barnton – July 13
Edinburgh Shandwick – July 13
Forres – July 11
Glasgow Riddrie – August 9
Innerleithen – August 4
Kirkcudbright – August 3
Lockerbie – August 8
Selkirk – August 8
Shotts – August 15
Stromness – August 17
Troon – September 21

Halifax
Abingdon – June 29
Beaconsfield – July 28
Beccles – July 5
Belfast Shaftesbury – June 28
Bideford – July 6
Devizes – July 27
Doncaster Market Place – September 19
Dunstable – July 11
Finchley Central – July 12
Halifax Commercial Street – September 19
Margate – July 18
Morriston – July 18
Penge – August 10
Totton – July 19
Wokingham – July 20
Worcester Park – July 20
Yeadon – July 25

Lloyds Bank
Aylesbury Gatehouse – July 26
Beaconsfield – June 29
Birmingham Temple Row – September 15
Bolton Westhoughton – August 1
Bradford Thornbury – August 11
Buckingham – September 20
Chandlers Ford – June 30
Chipping Campden – August 10
Colchester St Johns – June 30
Cottingham – September 20
Edgbaston – September 21
Knutsford – July 6
Liverpool Woolton – July 7
Lyndhurst – July 14
Marlow – July 13
Morriston Swansea – August 4
Oxford Summertown – July 21
Poulton-le-Fylde – August 3
Rushden – June 28
Shanklin – July 26
Shrewsbury Mount Pleasant – July 28
Smethwick – August 11
Swanwick – July 21
Tiptree – July 25