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Bank of Scotland customers have flooded social media with complaints after reporting “mystery” transactions appearing on their mobile banking apps.
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Mystery payments appear on Bank of Scotland accounts prompting 50-minute calls

The Bank of Scotland in Barrhead Main Street and Sean Clerkin, top right, and Councillor Danny Devlin and MSP Paul O'Kane, bottom right The Bank of Scotland in Barrhead Main Street and Sean Clerkin, top right, and Councillor Danny Devlin and MSP Paul O'Kane, bottom right
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'We are confident': Efforts to save banking presence look likely to pay off

Michael McShane, Elizabeth Winser, Linda Jauer and Sean Clerkin Michael McShane, Elizabeth Winser, Linda Jauer and Sean Clerkin
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Bank campaigners hopeful good news will emerge from meeting

Sean Clerkin Sean Clerkin
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Politicians hit back after calls for them to 'pull their finger out' over closure

Blair McDougall MP, Councillor Danny Devlin and Paul O'Kane MSP outside the Barrhead branch of Bank of Scotland Blair McDougall MP, Councillor Danny Devlin and Paul O'Kane MSP outside the Barrhead branch of Bank of Scotland
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Politicians continue calls for solution to Barrhead's 'banking crisis'

Members of the Save the Last Bank campaign Sean Clerkin, Iain MacInnes, Elizabeth Winser, Linda Jauer and Michael McShane Members of the Save the Last Bank campaign Sean Clerkin, Iain MacInnes, Elizabeth Winser, Linda Jauer and Michael McShane
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Save the Last Bank campaigners pin hopes on council discussions

The Bank of Scotland Foundation has awarded Avalon Autism Parental Support and Respite Services £20,000 in funding. The Bank of Scotland Foundation has awarded Avalon Autism Parental Support and Respite Services £20,000 in funding.
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Autism charity receives £20k funding from Scottish grant programme

MSP Paul O'Kane at the Bank of Scotland headquarters at the Mound in Edinburgh MSP Paul O'Kane at the Bank of Scotland headquarters at the Mound in Edinburgh
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Save the Last Bank: MSP takes campaign fight to headquarters

Sean Clerkin, left, and members of the campaign handed out leaflets outside the bank Sean Clerkin, left, and members of the campaign handed out leaflets outside the bank
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Campaigners continue fight to save town's last bank

Campaigners gathered outside the Bank of Scotland, left, and Sean Clerkin inside the branch right Campaigners gathered outside the Bank of Scotland, left, and Sean Clerkin inside the branch right
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Police called after protestors descend on bank set for closure

Campaign coordinator Sean Clerk was joined by fellow residents outside the branch on Friday Campaign coordinator Sean Clerk was joined by fellow residents outside the branch on Friday
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'Absolutely scandalous': Concerned community launch campaign to save bank

MSP Paul O'Kane, left, and MP Blair McDougall, right MSP Paul O'Kane, left, and MP Blair McDougall, right
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Residents urged to sign petition to save Barrhead's last bank

Posh Glasgow street unveiled as 'one of the most expensive in Scotland' Posh Glasgow street unveiled as 'one of the most expensive in Scotland'
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East Renfrewshire street unveiled as 'one of the most expensive in Scotland'

NatWest, Lloyds, Barclays, Bank of Scotland and Virgin Money are all among major banks that are closing branches in October NatWest, Lloyds, Barclays, Bank of Scotland and Virgin Money are all among major banks that are closing branches in October
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Every bank branch set to close in October, including Barclays, NatWest & Lloyds

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