Kids celebrate spooktacular craft event with Newbury Metro Bank
From Monday 25th – Sunday 31st October, the UK’s community bank, Metro Bank, will host its annual Halloween family event with a creepy craft activity for kids.
Newbury Metro Bank will offer a craft activity either instore or as a take away craft bag. Kids will not only be able to make their own spooktacular Halloween masks, but also have the chance to meet and have a selfie with Metro Man, the Bank’s striking mascot in his Halloween costume.
“Our craft events are always a treat and never tricky,” explains Kat Robinson, customer experience director at Metro Bank. “Open to everyone, they are popular with kids and the adults in their lives as they provide a chance to have some real fun at no cost! This year’s activity is making a fun mask around which children can build their Halloween fancy dress costume.”
Metro Bank is known for its family-friendly approach to banking and prides itself on supporting its local communities by hosting a range of seasonal events throughout the year, as well as charity fundraisers and networking sessions for local residents and businesses.
Metro Bank’s Newbury store is located at 64 – 65 Northbrook St, Newbury RG14 1AE. The store is currently open Monday – Saturday 08:30am – 6pm. Sunday: 11am – 5pm.
About Metro Bank
Metro Bank services more than two million customer accounts and is celebrated for its exceptional customer experience. It is the highest rated high street bank for overall service quality and best bank for service in-store for personal and business customers, in the Competition and Market Authority’s Service Quality Survey in August 2021. It was recognised as ‘Bank of the Year’ at the 2020 MoneyAge Awards and ‘Banking Brand of The Year’ at the Moneynet Personal Finance Awards 2021, received Gold Award in the Armed Forces Covenant’s Employer Recognition Scheme 2021 and won Best Open Banking Partnership – Commercial at the inaugural Open Banking Expo Awards 2021.
The community bank offers retail, business, commercial and private banking services, and prides itself on giving customers the choice to bank however, whenever and wherever they choose, and supporting the customers and communities it serves. Whether that’s through its network of 78 stores open seven days a week, 362 days a year; on the phone through its UK-based 24/7 contact centres; or online through its internet banking or award-winning mobile app: the bank offers customers real choice.
Metro Bank PLC. Registered in England and Wales. Company number: 6419578. Registered office: One Southampton Row, London, WC1B 5HA. ‘Metrobank’ is the registered trademark of Metro Bank PLC.
It is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority. Most relevant deposits are protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. For further information about the Scheme refer to the FSCS website www.fscs.org.uk. All Metro Bank products are subject to status and approval.
Metro Bank PLC is an independent UK bank – it is not affiliated with any other bank or organisation (including the METRO newspaper or its publishers) anywhere in the world. Please refer to Metro Bank using the full name.
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