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	Yorkshire Bank Loans and Mortgages - CCC Financial Adverse Credit
		Yorkshire Bank was founded in 1859 in Halifax, West Yorkshire, by Colonel Edward Akroyd as a philanthropic organisation aimed at providing a means of saving for the working classes.
		During the late 19th century the Bank became known as Yorkshire Penny Bank and by 1866 the number of branches reached their peak at 955 and, in 1874, the first school banks were launched.
		Yorkshire Bank developed into one of the most profitable regional banks in the UK and, in 1990, National Australia Bank Group became the new owners at a cost of £1billion.
	www.cccfinancial.co.uk /names/YorkshireBank.htm (387 words)

	Yorkshire Bank Loans and Mortgages - CCC Financial Adverse Credit
		Yorkshire Bank Yorkshire Bank was founded in 1859 in Halifax, West Yorkshire, by Colonel Edward Akroyd as a philanthropic organisation aimed at providing a means of saving for the working classes.
		Yorkshire Bank Today, Yorkshire Bank is the principal English arm of the National Australia Bank Group's European operations.
		Yorkshire Bank In 2001 Yorkshire Bank was re-accredited with the prestigious Investors in People status, reflecting the value the Bank places on training and developing its people.
	www.cccfinancial.co.uk /names/Yorkshire_Bank.htm (395 words)

	The Great Yorkshire Art Exhibition
		In the case of the many banks that have their origins in Yorkshire, such as the Yorkshire Penny Bank, which became the Yorkshire Bank, and the National and Provincial Bank, which became the National Westminster Bank, their offices often had Yorkshire roses carved on them.
		Yorkshire’s identity in art is a complex thing that involves the combination of different, often oppositional, elements such as nature and industry.
		Clearly the general tenor of culture in Yorkshire in the early twentieth century was distinctive to mainstream England partly because it did not look to France for inspiration, but to the Germanic lands of northern and eastern Europe.
	www.geocities.com /scarborough2000 (3747 words)

	When your local bank was a local bank
		The Birmingham and Midland Bank was a highly successful and acquisitive bank that in the late 1800s moved to amalgamate with London banks as well as suitable candidates in the north of England.
		In 1901 the Yorkshire Banking Co succumbed whilst the York City and County Bank amalgamated with the London Joint Stock Bank in 1909 which itself amalgamated with Midland in 1918.
		Yorkshire Bank PLC formerly The Yorkshire Penny Bank with its emphasis on personal savings had for many years branches at Hawes and Leyburn.Sorry:- I am afraid it was sold to the Australians in 1990.
	www.p-wood.com /articles/localbanks.html (1458 words)

	News - Yorkshire Post Today: News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, Entertainments & More (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		YORKSHIRE Bank last night became the first major financial institution to axe its final salary pensions, leaving thousands of staff facing an uncertain retirement because of a Â£426m deficit.
		Yorkshire Bank joins a list of companies, including Rentokil and the Co-op, that have been heavily criticised for trying to scrap the final salary scheme in recent weeks and underlines the pensions crisis facing millions of workers.
		Yorkshire Bank's parent NAB said the move was designed to put its pensions on a more secure footing.
	www.yorkshiretoday.co.uk /ViewArticle2.aspx?sectionid=55&articleid=1315883 (752 words)

	Clydesdale Bank and Yorkshire Bank scoop gold and silver
		Yorkshire Bank and Clydesdale Bank have been named as the best banks for small businesses in Britain's leading survey into how small businesses view their banks, conducted by the Forum of Private Business (FPB).
		Yorkshire and Clydesdale have consistently performed well in recent years developing stronger customer relationships and improving their offerings.
		Firms were asked to rate their bank across 18 factors - ranging from charges and convenience of location to friendliness and quality of advice.
	www.clydesdalebank.co.uk /0,,83743,00.html (389 words)

	Our New Bankers - Royal Bank of Scotland
		We changed to Yorkshire Bank (previously Yorkshire Penny Bank) in about 1979, and for many years they were excellent.
		Yorkshire Bank was then bought by an Australian banking group, and there are now all sorts of targets.
		A few of the bank's procedures are different from those of our old bank, so we had to learn a few new skills, but the effort was worthwhile.
	www.24carat.co.uk /bankersnewrbs.html (828 words)

	Yorkshire Bank - Review - Yorkshire Bank are crooks.
		I walked out and got an account at Smile.co.uk, in the meantime Yorkshire bank started proceeding which continued until I wrote a letter to their solicitor telling them the way that I was treated.
		Yorkshire bank are still threatening me, their own solicitors have already said that they are not willing to proceed because I have witnesses to the abuse and the fact that I cancelled all my direct debits at that time but they didn't cancel any of them to get more charges onto the account.
		The staff are still abusive, the charges are rediculous, the management is non-existant, the Bank is only out to charge as much as they can to their customers and YORKSHIRE BANK are guilty of THEFT.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /bank/yorkshire-bank/259693 (721 words)

	South Bank, Middlesbrough - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		South Bank is an area in Middlesbrough that lies 2.3 miles from the Town centre, in North East England.
		Although it is part of the Middlesbrough conurbation, it is a ward of Redcar and Cleveland and is within the ceremonial county of North Yorkshire.
		South Bank has a long history of steelmaking in the companies Bolckow and Vaughan and Dorman Long and shipbuilding in the famous Smiths Dock Company.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/South_Bank,_North_Yorkshire (347 words)

	Business News - Sponsored by Yorkshire Forward - Yorkshire Post Today: News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		YORKSHIRE BANK'S parent company National Australia Bank (NAB) has refused to rule out a sale of the business, fuelling speculation that the bank chain could be sold off along with sister bank Clydesdale.
		She added that Yorkshire and Clydesdale have not been as affected as some rivals as the banks' main growth is from business and housing loans as opposed to credit cards and personal loans.
		Yorkshire Bank chief operating officer David Thorburn said the northern branches were leading the way.
	www.yorkshiretoday.co.uk /ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=56&ArticleID=1499136 (649 words)

	© John Wilson & Karen Ward - From Penny Bank to Multinational Partner: Strategy & Structure at the Yorkshire Bank, ...
		In extending the influence of the bank, branches were to be opened in towns and villages under the supervision and control of the district committees.
		Some commercial banking companies began advertising in the windows of their offices and in local newspapers, to the effect that in the future they would be prepared to receive money on deposit accounts in sums of £1 upwards.
		Given the Yorkshire Bank's impressive performance in the 1980s, alongside the problems experienced by its owners (the big clearing banks), it may seem surprising that by 1989 there were moves afoot to place it on the market.
	www.gla.ac.uk /businesshistory/conf/papers/wilson.htm (13427 words)

	Yorkshire Bank - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Yorkshire Bank is a commercial bank in England and Wales, a division of Clydesdale Bank, which is the British subsidiary of National Australia Bank.
		1859: Colonel Edward Akroyd establishes Yorkshire Bank (YB) in Halifax, West Yorkshire as a philanthropic organization aimed at providing a means of saving for the working classes.
		The vendors are National Westminster Bank (40%), Barclays Bank (32%), Lloyds Bank (20%), and Royal Bank of Scotland (8%).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yorkshire_Bank (206 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Plans are underway for the Yorkshire Bank Lecture Theatre to host a series of high-profile debates featuring leading figures from business, politics and the media.
		Yorkshire Bank's Chairman, Sir Hugh Sykes, said: "Leeds has one of the most successful business schools in Britain and we are delighted to be associated with its plans to enhance the services it provides to companies in the region.
		Yorkshire Water's head of training and development, Steve Dixon, has been pleased with the outcomes of the partnership: "Leeds University has listened well to our management development needs and has designed a quality programme to meet these needs.
	www.leeds.ac.uk /ifcl/partnerships/yorks_bank_content.html (1677 words)

	Coventry City Council: Yorkshire Bank Coventry backs Ricoh Arena (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Brian Colquhoun, Director of Integrated Financial Solutions Yorkshire Bank North West and Midlands region said: "We are delighted to be associated with such an important development for the city of Coventry.
		"Yorkshire Bank has an excellent reputation and this partnership deal is testament to the quality of business that the Ricoh Arena is able to attract," he said.
		Yorkshire Bank's innovative Financial Solutions Centres (FSCs) were launched across the UK in 2005 and offer a 'back to the future' approach to banking.
	www.coventry.gov.uk /redirect/?oid=[com.arsdigita.coventry.cms.contenttypes.PressRelease:{id=14089001}] (658 words)

	Transformation - Yorkshire Bank (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Yorkshire Bank is donating £839,000 towards the much needed Transformation project.
		Yorkshire Bank will also be sponsoring productions by Opera North and its schools programme, Opera 1.
		Yorkshire Bank invests in the cultural heritage of the region…
	www.transformationatleeds.co.uk /Transformation-YorkshireBank.htm (217 words)

	Clydesdale And Yorkshire Banks Annual Results 2002
		Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks today released their annual results and announced profits after tax of £289 million, an increase of 7.4% on last year.
		The appointment of Chief Operating Officers is already ensuring that Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks are now clearly focused on delivering products and services that meet the needs of customers in their respective marketplaces.
		Yorkshire Bank investment included the refurbishment of the Luton branch and the opening of new Business Banking Centres in Sheffield and Nottingham.
	www.cbonline.co.uk /0,,41287,00.html (686 words)

	Yorkshire Bank and Jeremy Sutcliffe & Co Solicitors of Leeds. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Yorkshire Bank and Jeremy Sutcliffe & Co Solicitors of Leeds.
		I informed Yorkshire Bank of this fact as She (Not Me) held a current account there.
		After a LOT of hassle and informing Yorkshire Bank that I was in the process of writing to Tony Hetherington in The Mail on Sunday I eventually got to pay them the realistic figure I had wanted to from day one.
	www.magic1170.com /yorks-bank.htm (299 words)

	We're losing our heartbeat \| This is Money
		DEEP in the heart of Yorkshire on the edge of the Keighley Moors is the village of Cross Hills.
		As a Yorkshire Bank customer for the past 30 years, he is far from surprised that the local branch is finally being axed.
		Anna did not have a bank account until last year, when she was forced to open one after her benefits book was scrapped and money was paid directly into the bank.
	www.thisismoney.co.uk /saving-and-banking/article.html?in_article_id=400541&in_page_id=7 (2011 words)

	Welcome to the Yorkshire Bank Football Club Web Site
		Huddersfield Amateurs Vs Yorkshire Bank Fc This weekend saw the Yorkshire Bank playing in the only cup they are in after been dumped out of two earlier this season.
		The second half saw the Bank come out fighting, and the team spirit really showed the opponents why the team are sitting proudly at the top of Senior A. However, it looked as if missed chances were going to cost the Bank as balls ended up everywhere except the back of the net.
		When it appeared that the Bank were going to be dumped out of the third cup of the season, Goughy beat two defenders inside the Huddersfield 18 yard box and then beat the keeper with his left foot in superb fashion, a contender for goal of the season without any doubts.
	www.ybfootball.co.uk (559 words)

	Results
		The Bank side saw this game as payback time and their work rate was second to none throughout the game.
		The Yorkshire Bank III side this week took on the league leaders St.Bedes away at Peel Park in Bradford.
		The Bank were holding onto the game by the skin of their teeth.
	www.yorkshirebank.50megs.com /about.html (924 words)

	Yorkshire hope to own Headingley
		Although Yorkshire's bank balance is still in the red, it now has an overdraft of only £215,000 compared to just under one million pounds a year ago.
		Much of the improvment has been credited to Yorkshire's director of finance, Brian Boutell, who has also negotiated with HSBC Bank to make funds available for the purchase of the cricket ground.
		But this prediction is seen as far too conservative by Yorkshire managers who point out that the club's plans to generate extra income through sponsorship, catering and drinks worth £ one million a year puts it in a stronger position to push a deal through this year.
	www.rediff.com /cricket/2004/mar/02yorkshire.htm (268 words)

	Yorkshire Bank Northern Business Journalist Winners Announced
		The 2001 Yorkshire Bank Northern Business Journalist of the Year Award winners were announced at a presentation dinner in Newcastle-upon-Tyne last night.
		Announcing Barry Turnbull’s award, Nick Garbutt, Yorkshire Bank’s head of corporate affairs, a member of the judging panel, said: “His pieces were meticulously researched, crisply delivered, and placed the issues he addressed in a wider context.
		Yorkshire Bank is part of the National Australia Bank Group, (NAB), which is an international financial services group operating across four continents and 15 countries including Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom and Ireland, New Zealand and throughout Asia.
	www.pressbox.co.uk /detailed/Business/Yorkshire_Bank_Northern_Business_Journalist_Winners_Announced_3231.html (747 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| West Yorkshire \| Bank gives land to city community
		A bank is planning to give part of its disused sports field to the local community in north Leeds.
		Yorkshire Bank bought the 11.5 acre (5 hectare) site at Shadwell Lane in Moortown in the 1930s but it has not been used for many years.
		John May, Yorkshire Bank's head of property services said: "Extensive consultation with residents and other interested parties has been carried out.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/west_yorkshire/4526130.stm (205 words)

	Yorkshire Bank
		Bank of Scotland Following the merger of Halifax and Bank of Scotland on 10th September 2001...
		Clydesdale Bank was founded in 1838 with a head office in Glasgow and a....
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	www.aaa-loans.co.uk /yorkshire-bank.htm (1544 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| West Yorkshire \| Bank robber jailed for 11 years
		Brian Waite, 33, of Leeds, was part of a masked gang that attacked a security guard with baseball bats as he delivered the cash to a branch of HSBC.
		The gang drove from their Yorkshire base to raid the bank in Llanishen, Cardiff, on 2 November 2001.
		Their stolen getaway car was later found burnt-out about half-a-mile from the bank.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/west_yorkshire/3111174.stm (231 words)

	CNN.com - 100 UK bank branches to close - May 11, 2005
		National Australia Bank (NAB) said 60 branches of the Glasgow-based Clydesdale Bank and 40 Yorkshire Bank branches would be closed within the next 18 months.
		The bank announced in March that up to 1,700 jobs were to be axed in the UK as it looked to save up to £117 million ($220 million) a year at the Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks.
		Clydesdale was founded in 1838 and has 217 branches, while the Yorkshire, run in Leeds, north England, dates back to 1859 and has 232 branches, the UK's Press Association said.
	www.cnn.com /2005/BUSINESS/05/11/uk.banks (348 words)

	Broadband Yorkshire & Humber
		Following the success of the Broadband South Bank project, Yorkshire Forward and BT extended the Broadband Yorkshire Partnership to include three new projects in South Yorkshire, North Yorkshire and West Yorkshire.
		In North Yorkshire, the partnership has appointed a broadband awareness officer to increase understanding of broadband and ICT amongst the businesses in the area.
		Working with BT and Adit, the regional procurement agency, Yorkshire Forward has provided £2.2m of investment that will lead to broadband being made available in the last communities that were not included in previous broadband roll-out programmes.
	www.btplc.com /broadband-partnerships/Regionalpartnerships/YorkshireandtheHumber/yorkshire.htm (308 words)

	B.C.G.B.A. History, Yorkshire Bank Crown King
		1990 ~ R.Hitchen (Yorkshire), beat M.Leach (North Lancashire and Fylde); 21 to 15.
		1994 ~ A.Buckley (Greater Manchester), beat K.Nixon (South Yorkshire); 21 to 12.
		1996 was the last year of the Yorkshire Bank Crown King Competition.
	www.bowls.org /history/ybcrnkng.html (259 words)

	Yorkshire Bank's Security
		Encryption of information between the customer and the Yorkshire Bank is provided by an industry standard 128-bit SSL encryption technology.
		The Yorkshire Bank's Internet Banking service uses certificates to initiate encryption of all communication between you and the Yorkshire Bank and to help ensure the confidentiality of your information.
		There are unauthorised transactions on your Yorkshire Bank account occurring after you notify us by telephone or in writing (including, without limitation, by notifying us electronically using the Secured Messaging facility on Internet Banking) that someone else knows your security details (that is, your Internet Banking password and/or your security questions).
	www.ybonline.co.uk /0,,39100,00.html (495 words)

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