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Nationwide closure plan: Northampton centre is safe



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Published Date: 11 September 2008
Nationwide's mortgage processing centre in Northampton is safe after the company revealed plans to close five of its centres.
Staff at the centres are being informed of the move today, and will then begin a 30-day consultation period. The centres at risk are Belfast, Rayleigh, Sevenoaks, Southampton and Swansea.

Intermediaries will be advised in due course which centre they should instead send their applications to. The unaffected centres are in Northampton, Birmingham, Chester, Doncaster, Glasgow and Newcastle.

Matthew Wyles, group executive director of non-retail at Nationwide, added it was an established fact that larger processing centres are more efficient and more capable of delivering a consistently high level of service.

He added: "Small units are more susceptible to peaks and troughs in activity."

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  • Last Updated: 11 September 2008 2:59 PM
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TheCountOfNowhere,

Northampton 11/09/2008 16:36:33
That is good news, makes a change from all the stabbings/beatens/murders/arson/housing market plummeting we seem to get.

How come some stories like the one talking up the investments in the housing market dont allow comments ? Very strange !!!!

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BALLOONS,

northampton 11/09/2008 21:04:53
thecountofnowhere, ever heard of "BIG BROTHER" ANIMAL FARM AND ALL THAT , QUESTIONED ANSWERED THEN.
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desktop,

15/10/2008 14:02:41
Yes it is good news if you work at Northampton.
NOT good news if you are working at a centre which is closing.
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