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ACCESS TO FREE-TO-USE CASH MACHINES

Early day motion 2354, tabled 1 May 2019 by Lord Field of Birkenhead (Independent). Signed by 56 members.

That this House notes the recent risk of a reversal in the movement towards increasing the number of free-to-use cash machines; further notes that free-to-use cash machines are the biggest single aspect of free banking that most affects the poor; believes that the attack on this service should immediately cease; and calls on the Minister responsible to call in, as a matter of urgency, all relevant parties so that the commitment to increasing the number of free-to-use cash machines, particularly in the most deprived communities, can be reaffirmed.

Signatures by party: Labour 27, Conservative 10, DUP 5, Labour/Co-operative 5, Independent 4, Scottish National Party 4, Green 1.