Bank of Scotland (Thurso)
Full range of banking services.
Telephone
01847 864201
Fax
01847 864204
Postal Address
Bank of Scotland (Thurso)
25 Olrig Street
Thurso
Caithness
KW14 7HQ
News for Bank of Scotland (Thurso)
19/11/2021
From Now To Net Zero: A Practical Guide For SMEs' Report
Climate change poses a risk to every aspect of our lives and reducing carbon emissions to achieve Net Zero is an essential step. The journey to Net Zero is a long one and the transition of our economy to a sustainable footing will be the most momentous change in business and industry of our generation.
13/4/2018
Rural Banking Survey Extended
Individuals, businesses and community groups in and around 14 communities in the Highlands and Islands have an extra two weeks to take part in an online survey on rural banking services. Among other things, the survey asks about the importance of being able to withdraw and deposit cash locally, experiences of using Post Office and mobile banking services, and the perceived impacts of local branch closures.
24/12/2014
Make the Most of the Sales by Earning Cash Back With Bank of Scotland Everyday Offers
In the year since Bank of Scotland launched Everyday Offers, Bank of Scotland customers have benefitted by earning up to 15% cash back on their everyday spending at places including Argos, The Body Shop, Morrisons and O2, through the initiative. During the festive sales, it's not too late for savvy shoppers to make the most of their spending by selecting the participating merchants they want to activate for use on their next purchases.
21/8/2014
Bank of Scotland Offers Two Months Mortgage Interest Back
Bank of Scotland is refunding two months interest1 - up to a maximum of £1,000 - for Homemovers and First Time Buyers when they take out a qualifying mortgage. Available from 19th August until 6th October, the offer is available to customers choosing and completing on a qualifying mortgage product2.13/5/2014
PMI Dips in April, but Still Points to Solid Private Sector Growth
* Output levels rise solidly in April, albeit at slowest pace in four months * Faster increases in new business and backlogs of work * Inflationary pressures strengthen slightly. Scotland's private sector economy continued to grow in April, the latest Bank of Scotland PMIreport showed, with output and employment both rising on the month.If you contact this Business, please let them know, you found them in the Caithness Business Index
