Heywood (Greater Manchester)
Join us for an information drop-in session to find out more about your banking hub in Heywood. We'll be inside Morrisons (Times Retail Park, Dawson Street, Heywood, OL10 4PN) on Tuesday 13 October from 10.30am to 1pm for you to pop by and have your questions answered.
The banking hub will soon be moving to its permanent home — a brand new, purpose-built hub in the Morrisons car park in Times Retail Park on Dawson Street. The new location for the hub offers a long-term, accessible solution close to other local shops as well as free parking.
The new banking hub will be open Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm and offer exactly the same services, such as withdrawing and depositing cash, checking your balance and paying utility bills, as well as speaking privately to your own bank on the day they’re in the hub.
What’s happening?
- Work on the new hub will start on Monday 21 September
- It’s expected to be open to the public in October 2026
- The temporary hub at the Post Office will stay open until the new site is ready
Please note, banking hubs are closed on Bank Holidays.
- My bank doesn't provide a community banker service at this hub. Can I still use the hub?
Yes. Customers of all major banks and building societies can access cash services from the banking hub counter, which include:
- pay in cash (notes and coin) and cheques
- withdraw cash (notes and coin)
- check your balance
- pay utility bills
- top up your gas and electricity
- access change-giving services (for registered businesses)
Services and limits may vary across banks. Some banks may charge for certain services. Please speak to your bank for details.
- Why isn't my bank providing a community banker service at this hub?
Community bankers are usually provided by the banks with the
most customers in the local area. - Can I only use the hub on the day my community banker is present?
No. Customers of all major banks and building societies can access cash services from the banking hub counter, which include:
- pay in cash (notes and coin) and cheques
- withdraw cash (notes and coin)
- check your balance
- pay utility bills
- top up your gas and electricity
- access change-giving services (for registered businesses)
You can also talk to a community banker from your bank on the day your bank is in the hub. There is a private space where you can talk face-to-face about more complicated banking enquiries like payments and transfers, managing your account, and how to use online banking.
Services and limits may vary across banks. Some banks may charge for certain services. Please speak to your bank for details.
- I still have more questions
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