Steve Reed MP says: “Norbury needs a bank”. Sign my petition

NatWest have announced plans to shut down their Norbury Branch on London Road on Tuesday 23rd July. This unwelcome news comes after several banks in the area have closed their branches in recent years. This is Norbury’s last remaining bank branch, and residents have raised concerns with me about individuals and businesses who are unable to do all their banking online.

 

Working with your local Labour councillors Leila Ben-Hassel and Matt Griffiths, I am urging NatWest to rethink this closure. Please sign my petition by clicking here.

 

If Labour wins the next General Election, we will make sure every community including Norbury has access to high street banking services through an in-person banking hub. We will boost high streets by replacing business rates for local retailers and will put 13,000 more neighbourhood police on our streets to tackle rising crime.

 

Don’t forget to sign my petition.

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Steven Reed is Labour MP for Croydon North and Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. In 2018 his private member’s bill on reducing violent mental health restraint became law. In June 2019 he launched Labour’s civil society strategy outlining radical plans to empower citizens and communities.

 

Steve chairs the Cooperative Councils Innovation Network, co-chairs the All-Party Parliamentary Group for London, was Leader of Lambeth Council 2006-12 where he led the council’s children’s services to become best-rated in the country and pioneered the public-health approach to tackling violent youth crime. He worked in publishing for 16 years and was an elected trade union branch secretary.