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Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank

Slade Lane is an original branch of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank, and one of a large number of Manchester City branches that form part of the modern-day Martins Bank from 1928.  Situated on the corner of Portland Road and Stockport Road,  Slade Lande has full branch status until 1934, when it is downgraded to sub-Branch status.

In Service: 25 March 1919 until 1942

Extract from Martins Bank Limited Annual Report and Accounts for 1928 – © Barclays

Image © Kelly Directories and Successors 1929

 

We believe the parent Branch to have been Longsight branch. Slade Lane is one of a number of smaller Branches to have been mothballed for the duration of the second wold war, but which were then not re-opened.  We have also assumed full banking hours across a six day working week for slade Lane, but we will continue digging for more information about this branch.  If you can help with images or information about this or any of Martins Bank’s 930+ branches, please do get in touch with us at the usual address – martinsbankarchive@btinternet.com.

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Mr V Higham

Manager

1923 to 1928

Mr E Tiffany

Manager

1928 to 1929

Mr R H Gordon

Manager

1929 to 1934

Mr H Gresty

Clerk in Charge

1934 to 1936

Mr A Jones

Clerk in Charge

1936 to 1942

 

 

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11-558 Manchester Slade Lane

Full Branch

Corner of Portland Road and Stockport Road Longsight Manchester 13

Manchester

Mon to Fri 1000-1500

Saturday 0900-1130

RUSholme 4325

Counter Service Only

Mr L V Higham  (1929)

 

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Manchester 99 Shudehill

25 March 1919

3 January 1928

1936

1942

Opened by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank

Martins Bank Lmited

Downgraded to Sub Branch

Closed for World War II but not reopened

Manchester  St Ann’s Square

 

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