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"For full details of branch opening hours, including reduced counter hours where applicable, and other service information, please go to 'Barclays Branch Finder'"
Address: 3 Station Rd, Flitwick, Bedford MK45 1JS, UK
Phone: 0345 734 5345
State: Central Bedfordshire
City: Bedford
Zip Code: MK45 1JS

opening times

Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours


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Reviews
The staffs were somewhat helpful and kind but some other days, them were asking me silly questions as tho it bothered them when I get in there. Sometimes they tell me that I can/should do it at home and no need of coming here. What's the problem if I do it there instead at home? and what's the problem if I need an assistance? are they not paid to assist others while they're there? I wouldn't wanna hear silly questions like: "do you often come here?" or "next time do it at home!" I think a Spanish-British lady asked that to me and another lady I think who was Polish-British. Anyone can come in as long as they're registered in the bank. No one should feel intimidated or uncomfortable for such questions. That is it!
Incredibly rude bank staff who do not appreciate customers with mental health problems or disabilities. A relative of mine has difficulties cannot use a machine and needs to verbalise his problems/needs, yet when he tries to speak to a real person, he is treated like a villain. It's clear the counter staff have no interest in actually helping as most customers are stopped before they even reach them and almost forcibly directed towards the machine. Disgusting behaviour. Please let customers go to the counter to talk to staff who are PAID to be there if that is what makes them more comfortable without treating them like a burden or a nuisance. This seems to be a universal Barclays issue and they will lose people because of it. I already know several people who have switched to Nationwide just to have some very basic human interaction. Appalling.
I can't fault the staff for their helpfulness and attention to detail. They assist you in helping yourself wherever possible in order that you can do something again without the need for intervention and, conveniently, where avaible, at home or remotely through the excellent app. The only negative is the opening hours and the fact they are closed completely on. Thursday. If you look this up and are aware you can generally work around it but turning up on the off chance once on a Thursday was a bit of a downer.
As a private and a business customer of this bank I can thoroughly recommend the service received. As a bank they are the safest pair of hands for your money and your business. Sound and practical business advise from experienced managers. Their online facilities are easy to use and if you need to speak to anyone, day or night, you can get hold of someone who is willing and able to help you, and they sort things out. And then come back to you to ask if you are satisfied. Lovely staff no matter what country they are in.
Bank is so bad don’t know how to do anything they were so clueless
Overall the staff are excellent, however, have encountered one who displayed a poor attitude and behaved in a mildly aggressive manner... think intimidation. When a complaint was registered the main concerns where overlooked and not dealt with. Aside from this behaviour and outcome, all else is okay. However I now choose to do all my dealings online where I can.
Staff are very helpful but the wait times can be rediculus. long queues and still sometimes only 2-3 people serving customers. That needs to be looked in to. That is the only downfall for me.
went here last friday, realised i had a couple of old £5.00 notes, waited in the queue, and watched as the two tellers worked and one sat on a computer, then a member of staff camefrom a door behind the counter and basically stood there doing nothing, then took a jacket from the back of an empty chair and placed it on the back of the chair where the woman was working on a computer. She was fully aware of the queue but did nothing. I was then asked by a member of staff a young junior if he could help, I explained I wanted to exchange two £5:00 notes and was asked if I had my card on me, I said no, he said then you must queue! still the woman behind the counter stood there and made no attempt to serve!! I walked out!! Next bank Nat West! got to near the bank of tellers and was asked by another young junior, if he could help, I explained, and he said, no problem give me the notes I will sort it out, off he went, 10 seconds later another young man offered the same assistance, I said i was being sorted thanks, a minute later returns the first guy with two fresh £5:00 notes, and off I go, in less than two minutes Nat West have kept my custom and Barclays have lost a customer for ever!, Well done the lazy person behind the counter who would rather stare at customers that pay her wages than actually doing her job!! Send her to Nat West for customer service training!
You changed hours on website but you forgot tell bank about that, it is still open to 2.30pm so people who normal working can't nothing sort out. Everything is back to normal so why bank is still restrict with hours ?
I have been a customer of Barclays Bank Bedford for over 20 years, both on a personal and business basis. The bank always used to suppport me well, and in turn, made substantial earnings from me - which was fine. Last Thursday 11/08/16 I wanted to talk to my Business Manager about settling a loan early. I could not phone Bedford because there is no number available. Checking the back of a statement, I found that my branch was stated as 'Leicester', not Bedford, and there was a number to call - so I did. I ended-up talking to a lady in the Phillipines, who I could hardly understand and who was unable to help me. I asked her to transfer me to someone in England who could. She said that there was NO METHOD TO DO THIS but she would get a message to someone to call me. I asked to speak to her manager, but her manager was "unavailable". This all took about 25 minutes. Having told the young lady that the matter was urgent, I waited for someone to call me on Friday. Nobody called me. That evening, I wrote and hand-delivered a letter to the High Street branch in Bedford. It was addressed to "The Manager" and marked 'URGENT'. I recounted what had happened and asked that someone please call me. I had hoped that a call would come on Saturday morning, if nothing more than to acknowledge receipt of my letter. NO CALL. It is now 5pm on Tuesday August 16th and I have had no contact from anyone. I may no longer be an important customer to Barclays but I am STILL a customer. It seems that I will now have to take time away from my business in order to visit the Branch in person and attempt to make contact with a human being who wishes to assist me. After that, I will be writing to the CEO of Barclays. Watch this space!
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