MP goes to town and meets bank that offers a different perspective on community engagement

By Nub News Reporter

13th Apr 2023 | Local News

John Baron with Steve Ackroyd, Metro Local Director and John Battersby, Public Affairs and Communications for Metro Bank.
John Baron with Steve Ackroyd, Metro Local Director and John Battersby, Public Affairs and Communications for Metro Bank.

BASILDON MP John Baron visited Metro Bank in Basildon Town Centre at the invitation of the local director, Steve Ackroyd, to discuss the bank's role in the community. #

Mr Baron has been outspoken about the number of high street banks that have closed their offices, particularly in his constituency of Basildon, Billericay and Wickfor

Metro employs 19 staff and includes a Local Business Manager who specifically helps and supports businesses.

The bank also has local schools and clubs involved with their Money Zone financial education program and are actively involved with the Basildon Business Group, and are about to relaunch their monthly networking events.

The bank plays an important role in the community and Mr Baron was introduced to the team.

Afterwards he said: "It was good to visit the branch and meet Steve and the team. The bank's commitment to the community is commendable, as is its position as the highest-rated high street bank for overall service according to a recent survey.

"I look forward to keeping in touch." 

 Mr Ackroyd added: "It was great to meet John and talk about what makes our bank so unique.

"John is very knowledgeable about our community and we hope that in the future we can continue to build our relationship and work together to support local residents and businesses in any way we can."

     

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