Support we offer in our branches

We want our branches to be accessible for everyone. Here's how we can help make your visit easier.

Appointments

If you have an appointment with us, here's some ways we can make it easier:

  • We can arrange for Deaf and blind manual interpreting for your appointment, just ask when you book.
  • We can arrange longer appointment times for you. We'll take the time to explain things and make sure you understand.
  • You can have your appointment in a private and quiet meeting room.
  • If you have a support worker, they’re welcome to come to your appointment with you.
  • You can take paperwork home to read and decide in your own time. You can then come back to complete what you wanted to do.
  • Some appointments can also be done from your home by video call with a British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter present.

Cash machines

The keypads and screens on our cash machines are easy to use. You can also select the audio function (Talking ATMs). Just plug in your standard headphones to hear what's on the screen. Some of our older cash machines don't offer this yet, and we're changing these.

Ask someone in branch or give us a ring to find your nearest Talking ATM.

Equipment available

If you find it hard to use your hands, sign your name or read information, here are some things that may help. Just let us know when you’re in a branch:

  • Easy grip pens
  • Signature stamps
  • Cheque book templates
  • ID verification letters - prove who you are without a signature
  • Clipboard for signing documents
  • Magnifying sheets
  • A template pack including a bank note gauge, address and card template
  • Coloured acetate sheets.

Branch Set Up

We do our best to make our branches easy for you to use. Here are some of the ways we do this:

  • We welcome assistance dogs.
  • We have low-level or sliding counters.
  • There are walking-stick holders at our counters.
  • Some of our interview rooms have wheelchair access.
  • We provide seating areas.
  • Some branches have lifts.
  • Some branches have low-level cash machines.

Your support options

You can now tell us which things would make banking that bit easier for you. We’ll put the changes in place, where we can - and you won't have to tell us again.

Support options

Branch Finder

If you're popping into a branch, check our Branch Finder first. This tells you what facilities and accessibility services we have at each branch.

Sunflower Lanyard

We know that not all disabilities and long-term health conditions are visible. That's why we use the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Lanyard scheme in all of our branches. If you're wearing one we'll know that you might need a bit more help.

Get in touch in a way that suits you

SignVideo

Talk to us securely and live through a British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter.

Sign video

Message us

Send us a message in our Mobile Banking app.

Visit us

If you'd prefer to come in to talk to us, you can check what accessibility services we have at your branch first.

Branch Finder

Call us

Talk to one of our team about your account or our products and services.

Call us

Further support

Supporting someone else

We want to make it as easy as possible for you to care for and support someone close to you, A My Trusted Person Card could help. 

Additional support

Accessibility and Disability support

More ways we can help.

Accessibility and Disability

Website accessibility

How we make our website accessible.

Website accessibility

Calls and online sessions may be monitored and recorded. Not all Telephone Banking services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

To use our Mobile Banking app you need to have a valid phone number registered to your account and be set up to manage your accounts using Online Banking. Our app is available to iPhone and Android users only and minimum operating systems apply, so check the App Store or Google Play for details. Device registration required. The app doesn’t work on jailbroken or rooted devices. Terms and conditions apply.