Lloyds TSB is on the main high street in the town, although not absolutely central on the main…read morestreet. There is parking on the High Street though it is Market day on a Wednesday and Saturday so you may have to venture futher afield to either Tesco car park or one of the pay car parks in the town. The branch is light and airy, has a prominent welcome desk when you enter and there are four counter positions. The staff are very friendly and helpful and most have been there for some length of time so you really feel that they know most of their customers. Three interview rooms are available for privacy.

My company has an account at this branch but most of our use is via internet banking these days…read morewhich is probably a good thing. There are helpful people within this branch, they are just rather hard to find and actually keep hold of! The building itself is pretty old but easy to access being right in the centre of town and all on one level. There are cash machines both inside and out so if you are using them during opening hours and are worried about taking money out you can at least put it away in a purse/wallet before you leave and feel a bit more secure. The red sofas in the reception area could do with being replaced though as they haven't stood up to the wear and tear!

The Building society is well placed on the high street and has a large glass front. There are a…read morecouple of steps up into it which may be awquard for the less able or wheelchair users. The premises are light and airy and there is a childrens playtable at the front in the window which there are usually pens and paper on so that the children can play in safety whilst you do your banking. There are two cashiers usually serving and you don't usually have to wait more than a few moments to be served. They have a variety of competetive accounts and the staff are friendly and professional without being pushy. You feel that you are given time to do your transaction without being rushed.

The Skipton building society is ideally placed in the centre of the main High street in…read moreNorthallerton. It usually has poster displays in the window showing if there are any products on offer or any special savings rates available. As you enter you normally get a nice greeting. There are two cashier positions available and even if the assistants are serving they usually give you eye contact and a smile. Customers are usually dealt with quickly and effectively, but I feel that they try to give a personalised service. The staff are attentive and efficient and if there ever are any problems these are dealt with effectively. A pleasant banking experience.

I received great professional service. The branch was branch and litter free. The staff are always…read morevery friendly and there are rarely any queues. The ATM inside is handy as it's more private than the one outside and the paying in machine saves having to see a cashier.

Located on Pavement and York, this Lloyds Bank branch might be located in an old building but…read morethey've done quite a good job bringing the store into the 21st century, making it feel welcoming, spacious and modern. The store has a large amount of comfortable seating, and an emphasis on technology with high bar-style tables with tablets on, of which you can use the Lloyds Bank online banking application. In a way it feels like the store is slightly too big so space is wasted, staff don't seem as friendly or eager to help and there could easily be more cash machines for basic banking activities due to the size of the branch. The store does have free wi-fi which is pretty common of most high-street banks in the UK. Overall, it is a comfortable, spacious branch with the main downfalls being service and space utilisation. 3*

I love this branch of Lloyd s TSB, right in the center of the square and an impressive building -…read morebanking as it used to be. There are cash points outside which make it nice and handy for your shopping or so you can nip over the road to M&S for lunch and there are more cash points inside. It is a really high ceiling ed branch with lovely architrave details (if you happen to be looking at the ceiling that is). The staff are always really friendly and they open on a Saturday so if that's the only time you can get into see them somebody will be free - be warned though there are always a lot of tourists in the summer so there may be a queue. A lovely branch though and great service.

This Branch is in a great location right on the corner. It has cash points in the lobby which are…read moregreat if you just want to pop in, though I personally wouldn't use the lobby on a Friday night, I don't like enclosed spaces, especially when others may be on a night out! The branch is light and airy and the staff on the enquiries desk are really welcoming and helpful. There are private rooms for interviews or if you just want to discuss an item in a little more privacy. I have always found the service I have received to be honest and straight forward. They have often tried to save me money but I have never felt pressurized into taking out accounts that I haven't needed.

The little branch of the HSBC situated in Sedbergh is like many of the banks, housed in a splendid…read morebuilding with high ceilings and fancy stonework outside. Inside, there is just one counter with one or two members of staff waiting to serve you. It used to be a problem letting the staff know that you had arrived if they were round the back but this has now been solved - the door makes a loud electronic bleating noise as you push it open. The staff are always very friendly and efficient but the branch has cut its opening hours down to just three days a week. I do hope that they don't decide to close it altogether.