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Home / Business and Economy / Hedon Secures Cash Hub as Bank Closes Next Month

Hedon Secures Cash Hub as Bank Closes Next Month

12 Dec

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Summary

  • A new cash hub will open in Hedon following the closure of its last bank.
  • Cash Access UK, funded by major banks, will operate the new facility.
  • The cash hub ensures continued access to cash for residents and businesses.
Hedon Secures Cash Hub as Bank Closes Next Month

Hedon is set to gain a new cash hub, providing essential financial services following the impending closure of its final bank branch next month. This vital community resource will be managed by Cash Access UK, a not-for-profit entity backed by major high street banks. The introduction of the cash hub ensures that residents and businesses will maintain convenient access to cash for both deposits and withdrawals.

The establishment of this cash facility is the result of collaborative efforts, with local MP Graham Stuart spearheading the campaign. Despite an initial proposal for a full banking hub being denied, the community's persistence has secured this alternative. Stuart emphasized the importance of cash for local commerce, noting the consistent use of ATMs and the needs expressed by businesses.

Cash Access UK is actively seeking a suitable location within Hedon's town center to establish the hub, aiming for accessibility and convenience. The goal is to ensure there is no interruption in cash services for Hedon residents and businesses between the closure of the existing bank and the opening of the new hub, reinforcing the town's financial infrastructure.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The last remaining bank in Hedon is scheduled to close on January 28.
The new cash hub in Hedon will be run by Cash Access UK, a not-for-profit company funded by major high street banks.
Hedon is getting a cash hub to ensure continued access to cash for residents and businesses after its last bank closes.

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