I think you'll find that all the TSBs that are old C&Gs currently have planning applications in for cash machines. That's certainly the case around here.
In Devizes, after much huffing and puffing, they finally got planning permission for the rebrand to TSB, but have left one old C&G sign on the wall, in the position where they're applying to knock a hole for the cash machine to be fitted.
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Having drove past a Lloyds TSB that must have recently been refitted and is now a TSB, I certainly see what you mean. The green lit-up poster display borders appear to have been covered with some white material, and it did look decidedly LLoyds TSB. It does, however, have a cashpoint.Pete wrote:It's a bit of a shame that many of the TSBs had just been done out in the new LTSB style in the last few years meaning that they have green walls and green carpet highlights although those refits did haul many really tatty old branches up to a decent standard.
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It's a grade ninety-something listed building. Was the town hall many centuries ago.nodnirG kraM wrote:Was it more than a like-for-like replacement of signage that needed the planning consent?
Yeah, Cashpoint is specific to Lloyds. The generic term is either Cash Machine or ATM.wells wrote:Think you mean cash machine.
Turn DST off here: http://www.metropol247.co.uk/forum/ucp.php?i=165Critique wrote:Has someone forgot to change the clooks?
No I've fixed it, it was the board time he was referring to.JAS84 wrote:Yeah, Cashpoint is specific to Lloyds. The generic term is either Cash Machine or ATM.wells wrote:Think you mean cash machine.Turn DST off here: http://www.metropol247.co.uk/forum/ucp.php?i=165Critique wrote:Has someone forgot to change the clooks?
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I'm not entirely sure why I refer to cash machines as 'cashpoints', as I've never been an LTSB customer - I should be referring to a cash machine as a 'Hole in the wall'...JAS84 wrote:Yeah, Cashpoint is specific to Lloyds. The generic term is either Cash Machine or ATMwells wrote:Think you mean cash machine.
no that's BarclaysCritique wrote:I'm not entirely sure why I refer to cash machines as 'cashpoints', as I've never been an LTSB customer - I should be referring to a cash machine as a 'Hole in the wall'...JAS84 wrote:Yeah, Cashpoint is specific to Lloyds. The generic term is either Cash Machine or ATMwells wrote:Think you mean cash machine.
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Yes I know, I was talking more personally in suggesting that as I'm a Barclays customer I should be calling it a hole in the wall and not a cashpoint, but as it originally came from me saying a TSB had a cashpoint, when it should have been cash machine, I've confused everything anyway - many apologies.Pete wrote:no that's BarclaysCritique wrote:
I'm not entirely sure why I refer to cash machines as 'cashpoints', as I've never been an LTSB customer - I should be referring to a cash machine as a 'Hole in the wall'...
Also it was a crap name that they somehow trademarked and, fortunately, have now moved on from.Pete wrote:no that's BarclaysCritique wrote:I'm not entirely sure why I refer to cash machines as 'cashpoints', as I've never been an LTSB customer - I should be referring to a cash machine as a 'Hole in the wall'...