Well what can I say its a bank and a well known one. Great service and advice given by all staff…read more They are always helpful and polite although Barclays way of trying to get sales leads from you each time go to counter can be a little annoying when want to just pay in some money but end up getting asked if want a home insurance quote! but that not really down to staff probably a company policy to push for business as most banks seem to be doing it nowadays, don't seem to be able to pay some money into the bank without getting offer something else such as insurance etc.

This is a large building in the centre of Bedlington Front Street. It is easy to see at is a…read morestand-alone building and has a huge yellow sign. There are carparks at either end of the front street or a few limited spaces at the front of the building. There is a small door at the front- disabled people may need help to enter. The building has a large glass facade which looks very official and business-like. There are usually company posters adorning the glass. It is always very clean and smart looking. Indoors there are boothes at the back of the building where you can carry out your transactions. There are usually two or three staff here. Otherwise the inside is quite empty looking and could probably benefit from some desks or stands. Staff here are quick and efficient. They tend to be quite straightfaced and treat you in a busines-like manner.

This bank is located centrally on Bedlington Front Street. It is opposite the Council Office…read moreBuildings and near to the post office. The building is well signposted. There is a few car park spaces near the building at the front or a carpark behind the front street with alleys leading around to the building. There is a flat surface into the bank and automatic doors so very easy access for disabled customers. There is an external cash machine which will accept most Visa cards - I have never been charged for a withdrawl from this machine. There is also an ATM indoors. Both machines are very busy and there is usally either one or two people waiting to use them. Inside the bank the interiors are clean and posh looking with plants to brighten the area (it is windowless). On the left there are the tills where you can carry out your banking transitions. There are usally three or four members of staff here. There is a designated queueing area in front of the boothes. There are offices on the right where you can hold private meetings with the banking staff. I find the staff are usually pleasant although they will often seem under-trained concerning some issues.