Natwest has to be the best local bank! Friendly, safe and above all not as money grabbing as some…read moreof the others This little branch is small but does the job

Pretty good bank. Try to avoid the busy times as there only ever seems to be twocashiers on at any…read moretime. Other than that they're efficient, fairly friendly and give general good service.

Now i like people, but I can only deal with them in small numbers. Sadly this place is always full…read moreof them. It is however the most striking bank in town (probably) so if its raining and you need to get some cash out then check out their machines. Can't quite believe I just said that. So yeah its busier than other branches and the staff are suitably a little bit more rushed but perfectly nice. I like that theres someone there to greet you and make sure your in the right queue. Still its doesn't beat my favorite branch down the road.

Towering in the middle of Queen Street is the massive HSBC building, its aged and beautiful…read morearchitecture concealing the most wonderful, frustrating, amazing and annoying bank in the entire known universe. You see, everything anyone could conceivably want to do in there is automated. Normally, this is fantastic. The queues move quicker, the awkward conversation is cut to a minimum and no one judges you when they look at your bank statement and see £135 spent on Bob Dylan CDs that one time. Awesome! Well, it is, until it isn't. Suddenly cashing in a cheque is equal parts a battle between the capricious whims of this proto-SkyNET system and your own fallible human nature. Did you put every single digit in the right place? Well you'd better be sure, because if you didn't, the digital gnomes that live inside the machines are cashing your £340 rent cheque into the bank account of a 39 year old street walker from Glasgow, giggling maniacally the whole time. Want to change some forlorn money bags into coppers? HA! No. We are a future bank! We do not offer such pedestrian services! Would you like a mortgage instead? Ladies and gentlemen, this is the future. And in the future, banks are made to mock you and your paltry funds as the executives sit atop the cash-turrets of their money-castles throwing pennies on the proletariat from such a height they become tiny, copper bullets, laughing, diamond-encrusted hands atop their gold-plated hips the whole time.

A great little branch of this bank right on the main street. Friendly staff and not usually too…read morebusy so you don't have long to wait. The cashpoint outside is very useful too.

Located in the west end of Barry, this is a sub-branch of the main Baclays branch on Holton Road…read more Because it is in the suburbs, it is not very busy. It is a small but very friendly branch. Even though I only go into this branch every three months or so, the staff always greet me by name. It is just a few minutes walk from the railway station and it is also fairly easy to find short term parking nearby. The branch offers the full range of banking services including having a cashpoint machine outside. The inside of the branch is always neat and tidy. They often have notices of local community events and, quite often, they will also have collection boxes to support a local charity.

This is the local branch of Halifax plc in Neath. It used to be a building society, but now it has…read morebank status - not sure what difference it makes for us customers though! I've held accounts at this branch for a very long time - I hate to think of where the years have gone! It's always been a friendly and efficient branch to deal with. As with most banks, you'll need to make an appointment to deal with some issues, but they can normally fit you in the same day. I've had a couple of problems with them over the years, and have thought of closing all my accounts before now. However, they normally manage to sort things out in the least painful way!

This branch seems to have been here for ever for at least 50 years to my knowledge. During that…read moretime the crossroads which it overlooks has changed beyond recognition. I remember when everyone walked down to the crossroads to do their shopping. There was a butcher, a baker, (but not a candle-maker) a greengrocer, a sweetshop and of course the bank. Now, every shop unit seems to be an estate agent and everyone seems to drive. Because there is no car park, there are always lots of cars parked across the pavement which causes a hazard for pedestrians. The bank has not changed very much. The décor has been modernised and older staff have gradually retired and been replaced by younger ones. Overall, however, good customer service is still offered and if I still lived around here I would continue to use this branch regularly.

I have banked at Lloyds TSB ammanford for many years and have always found them a good bank (I dont…read moresay excellent because I dont believe any of them are that) The bank is located on Quay street and is quite a large, the bank is always busy and you do have to que sometimes. Staff are well trained and able to offer competent advice. It is difficult to get an appointment here immediately.

I haven't been here for years but we would only come here with my dad when we were hosting a big…read moreparty - usually a barbeque in our big garden during the summer holidays. It's a wholesalers, but open to the public. It's basically a warehouse full of things to buy in bulk. It's surprisingly exciting. We'd buy big crates of booze and boxes of sweets like you get in the shop (yes! the entire tub of giant strawberries!) I can tell you're excited.

Makro can be found in the Llansamlet area of Swansea. As a wholesalers you have to have a business…read moreto get in. To do this you will have to provide a few invoices and fill in forms. The store is huge and sells everything in bulk from tomato sauce to washing powder. It also sells dvds, games, furniture, tvs, office stationary . even golf equipment. Just remember that everything you buy will have 17.5% VAT added at the tills. They have a small cafe there too so you could stay and shop the whole afternoon.