In Derbyshire, the Alfreton and Clay Cross department is closing on 2 June, whereas the Allenton Derby department will shut its doorways on 13 Could, with each areas seeing a lower of about 60% in counter transactions between 2019 and 2024.

The Lengthy Eaton department will shut on 29 Could, Natwest confirmed.

In Nottinghamshire, the Basford department will shut on 21 Could.

NatWest Mansfield will shut on 26 June, with the financial institution saying 130 private prospects used the department on common every month.

The Newark department is ready for closure on 17 June, with counter transactions falling by 50% between 2019 and 2024.

NatWest in West Bridgford will shut on 24 June, whereas the Worksop department closes on 18 June.

A NatWest spokesperson mentioned: “Banking has modified dramatically in recent times, with an elevated demand for cellular and on-line companies, as our prospects profit from a sooner and simpler technique to financial institution.

“We all know it could have an effect on these much less assured with options we provide.

“We’ll all the time work exhausting to information and assist you thru the modifications and discover one of the best ways to serve you to any extent further.”