Residents feel angry and let down as Lloyds departs, but one man has a plan to fill the gap Thanks to the creatives who flocked to buy cheap housing half a century ago, Hebden Bridge has long been known for its thriving town centre. But though independent shops, cafes and arts venues are here in abundance, there is one vital lifeline missing - a bank. Last week, the market town's last surviving bank, a branch of Lloyds, closed its doors for the final time. Now there are no banks within a 15-mile...
Residents feel angry and let down as Lloyds departs, but one man has a plan to fill the gap Thanks to the creatives who flocked to buy cheap housing half a century ago, Hebden Bridge has long been known for its thriving town centre. But though independent shops, cafes and arts venues are here in abundance, there is one vital lifeline missing - a bank. Last week, the market town's last surviving bank, a branch of Lloyds, closed its doors for the final time. Now there are no banks within a 15-mile...
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