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CASH MACHINE RED AND GREEN SIGNS

Early day motion 1027, tabled 15 November 2005 by Sally Keeble (Labour). Signed by 141 members.

That this House welcomes Nationwide's Free ATM campaign and its move to bring about transparency by displaying clear green signs indicating that its machines will not charge for cash withdrawals; notes that Nationwide estimates that fee-charging machines will cost consumers £250 million in 2006; and calls on other banks, building societies and ATM providers to adopt standardised green signs for free ATMs and red signs for charging ATMs so that consumers can recognise from a distance whether or not they will be charged for withdrawing cash.

Signatures by party: Labour 74, Conservative 33, Liberal Democrat 23, DUP 5, Scottish National Party 2, Social Democratic and Labour Party 2, Plaid Cymru 1, UUP 1.