Bank criticised for not supporting the town's Christmas illuminations
Wellington Town Council has criticised Natwest Bank for not supporting for the town’s Christmas illuminations.
It was reported at the February council meeting that Natwest had declined to have an illuminated Christmas tree erected outside its Fore Street office at a cost of £35.
Town councillors expressed great disappointment at Natwest’s lack of support for a community project designed to make the town more attractive at Christmas and to encourage more visitors and shoppers.
The town’s other three banks, Lloyds TSB, Barclays and HSBC all put up illuminated trees which were supplied by the town council. In previous years Natwest had a tree erected.
It was reported at the February council meeting that Natwest had declined to have an illuminated Christmas tree erected outside its Fore Street office at a cost of £35.
Town councillors expressed great disappointment at Natwest’s lack of support for a community project designed to make the town more attractive at Christmas and to encourage more visitors and shoppers.
The town’s other three banks, Lloyds TSB, Barclays and HSBC all put up illuminated trees which were supplied by the town council. In previous years Natwest had a tree erected.
posted by Wellington Town Council @ 11:05 am
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