New NatWest branch opens in Birmingham
NatWest today opened a brand new Grand Central branch in Birmingham, replacing the branch previously located at Birmingham New Street.
10 June 2016
NatWest is investing more than £100m to upgrade its branch network so that it can better meet the needs of its customers.
The branch has a completely new look and feel over two floors, with the traditional bank counter replaced by an open plan banking hall with upgraded cash machines and cash deposit machines. Customers can also use the free Wi-Fi and iPads so they can register and access online banking services.
The second floor of the branch is home to NatWest’s first ever private lounge which offers Private Banking customers a place to relax or work in the heart of the city.
Speaking ahead of the launch, the CEO, NatWest Personal & Business Banking, Les Matheson, said:
“I am delighted to be able to attend the launch of this new branch. Even though there are more ways to bank with us than ever before, our branches remain a cornerstone of the service we provide.
“This year we are investing more than £100m to upgrade our branch network so that it can better meet the needs of our customers, and support them with big life decisions such as taking out a mortgage or starting up their own business.
“I believe that our first ever private business lounge will bring great benefits both to customers in the local area and those who will visit Birmingham for business”.
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