With only two cashier windows, this Lloyds is the tiniest bank I've been in, but it's also the…read morequietest - after countless trips here, I've only had to wait in line twice. When I had an account with Lloyds, this was my go-to bank, instead of the crazy sister branch on Queen Street. The staff here are extremely friendly (even complimenting me on a hat I was wearing), in addition to being efficient and helpful on pretty much every occasion. A cash machine can be found outside, which is normally less busy than the Tesco option a few minutes' walk away (especially on a Friday and Saturday night). The only downside is that it's not open as late as other branches and closed all day on Saturday and Sunday. Please not this branch also boasts a Financial Health Specialist.

Very friendly branch of this bank with helpful staff. Still maintains a personal banker service…read more There's an external ATM which is useful. Not far from the town centre and practically next to one of the market entrances. Parking can be a problem - I usually walk down from one of the two town car parks.

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.

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!

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.

I got a lot of things of Phill and I am very happy with everything and will be doing lot more…read morebusiness with him in the future THANKS PHILL

One of the important things to remember when purchasing from Philliph Saunders is that it is not a…read morenormal shop but a trade warehouse .At one time they carefully checked your credentials as a buyer but they seem to have relaxed this rule and now anyone can walk in and purchase without a check being made. There is a vast variety of goods for sale. The first floor is confined to furniture of many kinds all of which seems to be of good quality and reasonable price . On the ground floor there is a vast variety of goods. I purchased a fake antique clock dated 1763 which is quite convincing providing you do not examine it too closely ! There is also a good selection of kitchen utensils and a excellent selection of tools for the handyman. The store is well worth a visit as they have many interesting and useful goods for sale too numerous to describe. However it must be remembered that all the goods are priced without value added tax added and consequently look less expensive than they actually are. It is wise, therefore, to carry a small pocket calculator, unless you are good at mental arithmetic, to add on the VAT in order to prevent a nasty shock when at the payout.

This is a big branch located on the highstreet. There are atm machines inside so if you're just…read moregoing in to pay something in then you wont need to queue. There are a few counters for you to get your money out at they also have a lower bit that people can lean on by the counter so is ideal for if you're a wheelchair user. There is plenty of seating by the counter so is perfect if you're waiting for someone or need to sit down and fill something in. The staff are friendly and helpful.

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.