Chronicle Live reports that somewhere in the region of 70 per cent of free-to-use cash machines could close completely or begin charging fees to allow users to access money, as
The Sun writes this weekend that Britons will soon get better access to free-to-use cash machines under Government plans, as banks and building societies will be required to give access
Forecourt Trader report on news that the Chancellor has been urged to ensure all ATMs operate as ‘free to use’ during the COVID-19 lockdown, in a collaborative letter involving the
A coalition including campaign group Positive Money, the Petrol Retailers Association, Responsible Finance, the Rural Services Network and NoteMachine, the UK’s second largest provider of ATMs, has called on the
CityAM reported over the weekend that the Treasury is drawing up plans to protect the availability of cash amid concerns over declining access to ATM machines for older people and
Kent Live covers the news that more than 100 requests for free-to-use ATMs have been made across the UK It comes after The Community Access to Cash Delivery Fund announced that
The Guardian reports a decision by Barclays to pull out of an agreement allowing bank customers to withdraw cash from post offices for free has been criticised as “shocking”. The
ITV News reports that Barclays bank has pledged not to close bank branches in remote areas, or where the bank is the last in the area for two years. Barclays
ATM machine operator Link has established the Community Access to Cash Delivery Fund to tackle concerns that it is becoming harder to access cash, as reported by ITV The fund
UK cash machine network Link has promised free access to cash on every UK high street, according to the website YourMoney.com The plan will see the UK’s banks and building
Chronicle Live reports that somewhere in the region of 70 per cent of free-to-use cash
The Sun writes this weekend that Britons will soon get better access to free-to-use cash
Forecourt Trader report on news that the Chancellor has been urged to ensure all ATMs
A coalition including campaign group Positive Money, the Petrol Retailers Association, Responsible Finance, the Rural
CityAM reported over the weekend that the Treasury is drawing up plans to protect the
Kent Live covers the news that more than 100 requests for free-to-use ATMs have been
The Guardian reports a decision by Barclays to pull out of an agreement allowing bank
ITV News reports that Barclays bank has pledged not to close bank branches in remote
ATM machine operator Link has established the Community Access to Cash Delivery Fund to tackle
UK cash machine network Link has promised free access to cash on every UK high
