Lloyds Banking Group has said it plans to shut 60 branches across the country, adding to recent closures as customers choose to sort their finances online.

       The lending giant said it would close 24 Lloyds branches, as well as 19 Bank of Scotland and 17 Halifax sites.

       The branches are thought to employ 124 people, but Lloyds said it would try to find affected staff new roles within the company.

       The bank said it had seen a 27% rise in use of its mobile banking app over the last two years, and a 12% rise in regular users of its online banking system.

       Now 18.6 million people regularly bank online and 15 million use the mobile app.

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       “Just like many other high street businesses, fewer customers are choosing to visit our branches,” the business’s group retail director Vim Maru said.

       “Our branch network is an important way for us to support our customers, but we need to adapt to the significant growth in customers choosing to do most of their everyday banking online.”

       Here is a list of all sites due for closure, and the date they will shut.

       Bank of Scotland

       Aberdeen 201 Union Street – September 14

       Alness – July 27

       Brechin – August 2

       Broxburn – August 9

       Carluke – June 27

       Clarkston – July 4

       Dunblane – July 7

       Dyce – July 5

       Edinburgh Barnton – July 13

       Edinburgh Shandwick – July 13

       Forres – July 11

       Glasgow Riddrie – August 9

       Innerleithen – August 4

       Kirkcudbright – August 3

       Lockerbie – August 8

       Selkirk – August 8

       Shotts – August 15

       Stromness – August 17

       Troon – September 21

       Halifax

       Abingdon – June 29

       Beaconsfield – July 28

       Beccles – July 5

       Belfast Shaftesbury – June 28

       Bideford – July 6

       Devizes – July 27

       Doncaster Market Place – September 19

       Dunstable – July 11

       Finchley Central – July 12

       Halifax Commercial Street – September 19

       Margate – July 18

       Morriston – July 18

       Penge – August 10

       Totton – July 19

       Wokingham – July 20

       Worcester Park – July 20

       Yeadon – July 25

       Lloyds Bank

       Aylesbury Gatehouse – July 26

       Beaconsfield – June 29

       Birmingham Temple Row – September 15

       Bolton Westhoughton – August 1

       Bradford Thornbury – August 11

       Buckingham – September 20

       Chandlers Ford – June 30

       Chipping Campden – August 10

       Colchester St Johns – June 30

       Cottingham – September 20

       Edgbaston – September 21

       Knutsford – July 6

       Liverpool Woolton – July 7

       Lyndhurst – July 14

       Marlow – July 13

       Morriston Swansea – August 4

       Oxford Summertown – July 21

       Poulton-le-Fylde – August 3

       Rushden – June 28

       Shanklin – July 26

       Shrewsbury Mount Pleasant – July 28

       Smethwick – August 11

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       Swanwick – July 21

       Tiptree – July 25