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At Yorkshire Bank, located at 46 Coney St, we aim to provide a personal touch in every banking interaction. Our knowledgeable staff are committed to offering dedicated support across a range of services—from personal banking solutions to business accounts tailored for local enterprises. The atmosphere in our branch is warm and welcoming, making it easy for customers to discuss their financial needs openly. With a focus on building lasting relationships based on trust and mutual respect, Yorkshire Bank is here to support your financial journey every step of the way.

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Phill

1 Google Rating

Cancelled some direct debits with charities. They cancelled the direct debit with Yorkshire Water in

1/ 5

Cancelled some direct debits with charities. They cancelled the direct debit with Yorkshire Water instead?

Peter Fairclough

1 Google Rating

Don't open account with this bank. Had a scam with debit card. They do sweet FA about it.

1/ 5

Don't open account with this bank. Had a scam with debit card. They do sweet FA about it.

Ralph Conroy

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Thomas F

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Sam Howe

1 Google Rating

1/ 5

Mohammed Alhusayni

5 Google Rating

This bank changed its name from Yorkshire bank to virgin money. Nice staff and helpful, you can do a

5/ 5

This bank changed its name from Yorkshire bank to virgin money. Nice staff and helpful, you can do anything from your phone.

Brandon Browett

5 Google Rating

Never been but it has a funny name

5/ 5

Never been but it has a funny name

Nelli Mooney

1 Google Rating

The most useless bank I have ever come across. Biggest mistake of opening with Virgin Money - I have

1/ 5

The most useless bank I have ever come across. Biggest mistake of opening with Virgin Money - I have never had such old fashioned bank service before! I have now switched to Monzo Business.

Andrew Dunlop

1 Google Rating

20 minutes to answer the phone . Then no help at all, I've been a customer for 40 years now looking

1/ 5

20 minutes to answer the phone . Then no help at all, I've been a customer for 40 years now looking to move

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