Five people have been charged today following a disturbance at a multimillion-pound mansion occupied by squatters.
Judgement day at last for the bankers
Saturday 10 March 2012
HBOS executives blamed for reckless lending face action
Bank of Scotland 'guilty of serious misconduct'
Friday 09 March 2012
Bank of Scotland was guilty of "very serious misconduct" which contributed to the taxpayer bailout of its parent company HBOS, the City watchdog said today.
Barclays tops PPI complaints list
Tuesday 28 February 2012
Barclays was the most complained-about bank in the last six months of 2011, according to the financial ombudsman, with nearly 12,000 cases brought by consumers.
Lloyds cuts bonuses for 13 chiefs
Monday 20 February 2012
Lloyds Banking Group stripped 13 executives of some of their bonuses for 2010 today in the wake of the scandal over payment protection insurance.
Menzies Campbell: I am proud to be Scottish. And British. And European
Sunday 15 January 2012
The Lib Dem MP says the Union is worth defending – and he is looking forward to it
Banks set to scrap debit card currency fee
Tuesday 20 December 2011
Holidaymakers will no longer be charged for purchasing foreign currency with a debit card in the UK at five major banks, the consumer watchdog announced today.
Lloyds bows to Treasury Committee pressure over ATM access
Friday 02 December 2011
The Treasury Select Committee has forced one of the major high street banks to partially rethink its policy of restricting access to cash machines for vulnerable basic bank account customers.
Ministers' relief as Halifax Bank of Scotland offers junior ISA
Sunday 20 November 2011
Three weeks after the launch of junior individual savings accounts, Britain's biggest high street banking name, Lloyds, is finally getting in on the act.
Lloyds sees profits plunge
Thursday 04 August 2011
Part-nationalised Lloyds Banking Group today insisted that its EU-imposed sale of 632 branches was on track as it unveiled a huge loss in the first half of the year.
The Business On... Nathan Bostock Head of wholesale banking, Lloyds
Wednesday 20 July 2011
Musical chairs at the Zombies?
Dire sales push Blacks further into the red
Saturday 16 July 2011
More than a third was wiped off the market capitalisation of Blacks Leisure yesterday after the embattled outdoor retail specialist warned that dire trading had resulted in a "significant" jump in its debt, which has forced it to extend its banking facility by £2m.
Questions Of Cash: My long and bitter battle with Budget to transfer my buildings insurance
Saturday 02 July 2011
Q. I was insured with Budget for buildings insurance for three years. In December last year I told them we were moving house and that I needed the insurance to be transferred from the date of exchange for our new house. My policy was duly amended by Budget.
Judges have gone too far with gagging orders, says British public
Wednesday 01 June 2011
Julian Knight: Trust me. The black hearts at the BoS can't complain about their £3.5m fine
Sunday 29 May 2011
I am going to ask you to put yourself in the shoes of a Bank of Scotland financial adviser for a moment.








