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Press releases 2017
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Following a successful pilot last year, Santander is launching a mortgage video service in sixty-three branches across the UK. The new service enables customers to apply for a mortgage using a video link from the branch, which connects them remotely to a UK based Mortgage Adviser.
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Fourteen per cent of Brits have ‘borrowed’ Wi-Fi because they cannot afford their own
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More than half (52 per cent) are concerned about data security but continue to use unsecured networks
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One in four have carried out financial transactions on their mobile phone using unsecured networks
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- The three-year agreement will provide funding for the University and benefit both students and staff of the institution
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Nathan Bostock, Santander UK's CEO, made his first official visit to the University of Northampton yesterday to meet the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Nick Petford, and to sign a three-year renewal agreement for further financial support.
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The Feed, a Norwich-based social enterprise, has received £10,000 of matched funding from Santander’s new Changemaker Fund to help homeless and vulnerable people learn new skills and gain access to paid employment.
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Redwing, a Penzance-based community hub and café that helps vulnerable, local artists to promote and display their work, has received £10,000 of matched funding from Santander’s new Changemaker Fund.
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Curiosity Café, a Northumberland-based community programme which offers activities and support to those living with dementia, has received £500 of matched funding from Santander’s new Changemaker Fund.
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Change Please, a central London-based community programme which provides training for homeless people to become employable baristas, has received £10,000 of matched funding from Santander’s new Changemaker Fund.
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Adventure with Horses, a Holne-based community programme which helps vulnerable, young people to build confidence and develop new skills through equine care and management, has received £3,750 of matched funding from Santander’s new Changemaker Fund.
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Santander UK plc has today announced the appointment of Patricia Halliday as Chief Risk Officer (CRO), reporting to Chief Executive Officer, Nathan Bostock.
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Santander has announced that from 19 April it will assess eligible Buy to Let (BTL) remortgage applications, where no increase in borrowing is taking place. A minimum of 125 per cent rental cover at a 5 per cent affordability rate will be used.
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- 40 million Brits believe being good with money is a learned behaviour
- Study also reveals Brits overspend by a collective £788 million per week
- Social experiment puts children in charge of the supermarket shop to see if they can stick to a budget and if they mirror their parents’ spending habits
- 40 million Brits believe being good with money is a learned behaviour
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Mummyshock, a Brighton-based social enterprise that supports new mothers by teaching them parenting skills and helping to build their confidence, has received £1,000 of matched funding from Santander’s new Changemaker Fund.
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Kinlochlovin, a Kinlochleven-based social enterprise that encourages young people to participate in local enterprise activities to promote social inclusion and skills, has received £1,000 of matched funding from Santander’s new Changemaker Fund.
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Goldfinger Factory, a Notting Hill-based social enterprise which recycles and upcycles old material to create bespoke furniture, has received £10,000 of matched funding from Santander’s new Changemaker Fund to help improve the employability of local youngsters.
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Co-LAB, a Bristol-based social enterprise that provides a platform for local artists to show and sell their work, has received £2,500 of matched funding from Santander’s new Changemaker Fund.
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- Regular eSaver rate increased to market-leading 5.00 per cent AER gross (fixed) for 1|2|3 World and Select customers
- Help to Buy ISA pays 2.00 per cent AER tax free (variable) for 1|2|3 World and Select customers
- Two Year Fixed Rate ISA pays 0.80 per cent AER tax free (fixed) for 1|2|3 World and Select customers
- Regular eSaver rate increased to market-leading 5.00 per cent AER gross (fixed) for 1|2|3 World and Select customers
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Over 25 local business leaders, entrepreneurs and local business owners attended a networking evening in Walthamstow, London E17.
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The Breakthrough in Branch event encouraged businesses to learn about ‘Business Planning’ and how to connect and work together to support each other and the local economy.
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York-based Inclusion Housing Community Interest Company (“Inclusion”), a fast-growing social enterprise business, has received £455,000 funding from Santander Corporate & Commercial to purchase new headquarters.
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- Santander wins three awards: ‘Business Bank of the Year’ ‘Best Business Current Account Provider’ and ‘Best International Solutions Provider’
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Nathan Bostock, Santander UK's CEO made his first official visit to the University of Leeds yesterday to meet the Vice-Chancellor, Sir Alan Langlands, and to sign a new three-year renewal agreement with further financial support for the leading UK academic institution.
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Santander’s new branch at Brunel University was officially opened yesterday by the bank’s Deputy CEO and Head of Retail and Business Banking, Javier San Felix and University Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Julia Buckingham.
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Research comes as Take Five campaign and UK banks launch first ever day of national action against financial fraud
67 per cent of people in the East Midlands are worried about their families falling victim to fraudsters, yet 68 per cent admit they have never discussed the simple steps they can take to protect themselves and those around them from financial fraud. -
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• Brits save an average £150 each month – a collective £81.8 billion a year
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• But a fifth have no savings at all and 18 per cent save £50 or less
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• 53% wish they had received more money advice at a younger age as 78% believe being “good with money” is a learned behaviour
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Shriti Vadera, Chairman of Santander UK, made her first official visit to the University of West England yesterday to meet the Deputy Vice Chancellor and senior University staff, students who have benefited from the bank’s financial support, and local businesses. She also gave a lecture on Post-globalism at the University’s Faculty of Business and Law.
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Santander’s newly refurbished branch at Cardiff University was officially opened yesterday by Matt Hutnell, Director of Santander Universities UK and University Vice-Chancellor, Professor Colin Riordan.
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Real Junk Food, a Manchester-based charity which provides nutritious meals for the homeless and low income families, has received £10,000 of matched funding from Santander’s new Changemaker Fund to open the city’s first waste food pay-as-you-feel café.
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Moments Café and Dementia Hub, a Plymouth-based social enterprise, has received £4,000 of matched funding from Santander’s new Changemaker Fund to finish its new dementia friendly café and hub in the city centre.
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Access Aspiration and School of Hard Knocks (SOHK), two London-based social enterprises, have received a total of £20,000 matched funding from Santander’s new Changemaker Fund. The two projects both help students in disadvantaged areas across the capital gain skills and motivation through sport and employability workshops.
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Chocolate Worx, a Honiton-based community programme, has received £10,000 of matched funding from Santander’s new Changemaker Fund to help people with learning or mental health disabilities gain business and enterprise skills through making and selling chocolates.
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Santander offers up to £100 cashback for both new and existing customers investing into a Santander Stocks and Shares ISA
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Customers can earn 0.5% cashback on the amount invested during the offer period
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A wide range of investments from across the market are available and can be made via the Santander Investment Hub - a secure, efficient, straightforward platform which aims to make investments more affordable and accessible to all
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Santander today marks National Apprenticeship Week (6-12 March) by announcing it will be offering over 400 apprenticeship opportunities across the UK in 2017/18.
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- The number of First Time Buyers (FTBs) relying on their grandparents for help has increased fourfold compared to those who bought five years ago
- One in five FTBs expect to spend over half of their salary on their deposit
- FTBs of 2017 are more optimistic about buying compared to a year ago, with 10 million looking to buy in the next five years
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- The Santander Cycles University Competition offers universities the chance to design, create and launch their own cycle scheme
- Finalists will crowdfund to engage their communities’ support with Santander helping to fund the two winning schemes
- All participating universities will benefit from expert consulting to design a bespoke cycle scheme to meet their specific needs
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Lodging House Mission (LHM), a charity based in Glasgow has received £3,000 to fund an adult learning class for homeless people.
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Emmaus North East has received £5,000 to fund kitchen equipment and provide catering training to 15 ex-homeless people in South Tyneside, helping them to get back into work and living independently.
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Cardiff-based IT consultancy and software development firm DevOpsGuys Limited (DOG) is targeting £100 million turnover over the next five years and new job creation after receiving £1 million funding from Santander Corporate & Commercial.
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33 local business leaders, entrepreneurs and budding business owners attended a networking evening in Santander High Holborn, London.
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The Breakthrough in Branch event encouraged businesses to learn about how to start up or develop your own business and discuss how businesses can work together to boost the local economy.
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(FCA Complaints Data - 01 July 2016 to 31 December 2016)
In line with the new FCA complaints data reporting requirements, figures published today by Santander UK reveal 153,794 reportable complaints received by the bank during the second half of the year. The results are driven by the FCA’s change in reporting, which took place from 30 June 2016, and now requires firms to report all complaints. Previously the FCA reporting rules did not require firms to include complaints that were resolved by close of the next business day. If the current reporting requirements were applied to the first half of 2016; the bank received 154,738 complaints compared with our second half published figure of 153,794 - showing a reduction half on half.
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New Hope Worcestershire has received £5,000 to fund a kitchen refurbishment to teach cooking skills to local children who have disabilities.
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Activ8 Learning has received £4,750 to fund cycle maintenance workshops for disadvantaged 16-19 year-olds in York to learn new skills and improve their employability.
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Birmingham Youth Empowerment Project CIC has received £5,000 to help young people in deprived parts of West and South Birmingham learn how to manage their finances.
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The Friends of Capel Manor Primary School (CMPS) have received a £5,000 grant to fund an outdoor reading garden for their pupils and the school community.
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Manchester Deaf Centre has received £5,000 to fund new sign language videos for their website to make it more accessible for deaf British sign language users of all ages.
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Sidmouth Voluntary Services (SVS) has received £4,720 to fund a series of ‘explorer workshops’ to benefit the elderly and disabled in the local area.
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Santander Corporate & Commercial has appointed Saul Proctor as a Director within its Financial Sponsors team.
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Walsall-based Travelstar European Ltd, one of the West Midlands’ leading coach hire companies, has moved to larger premises in Portland Street, Walsall, to help cater for a strong demand. The firm was supported with a funding package from Santander Corporate & Commercial.
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- More than 600,000 cycle hire trips made in January
- A record 10.3m journeys were made in 2016
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- Secure and simple to use, customers can now make payments using their voice, check their account balance, report a lost card and ask about their spend within a particular time period
- The technology differs from voice biometrics, which enables access to customer accounts by using voice as a password
- The new technology has initially been released to iOS SmartBank app users, as a customer pilot
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Santander UK today confirmed the appointment of Juan Garrido Otaola as Head of Santander Global Corporate Banking (SGCB) UK and CEO of Abbey National Treasury Services plc (ANTS).
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Santander, which employs over 4,000 people in Milton Keynes, has been awarded Britain’s Top Employers 2017 certification for our outstanding employee offerings.
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From Tuesday 7 February, Santander will be extending the maximum Interest Only (IO) mortgage lending age from 65 to 70.
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- On Friday 27th January businesses attended a discussion at the Bishop Auckland Town Hall focused on the export-led growth opportunities for local SMEs
- Helen Goodman MP shared insights on the importance of ensuring that businesses have the right access to finance and encouraged attendees to contribute to the wider UK export agenda.
- Jonathan Thompson, Divisional Managing Director for the North, Santander, chaired the discussion.
- Local businessman Andrew Street from Liberty Drums also spoke.
- Analysis of official ONS data shows that the number of businesses in the North East that exported goods and/or services rose by 14% across 2014-2015 – however, the region has the lowest number of firms that export.
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Mayfield Nurseries has received £4,970 to fund its Gardening on Prescription programme designed to help people experiencing mental health issues in Southampton.
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Fife Employment Access Trust (FEAT) has received £5,000 to fund a series of Mindfulness courses for people experiencing mental health difficulties in Fife.
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Friends and Families of Special Children has received £5,000 to fund a year of fully inclusive activities for disabled children, young carers and siblings in Plymouth and the surrounding area.
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Cheltenham Housing Aid Centre (CHAC) has received £5,000 to fund a series of life skills workshops for men and women in Cheltenham who were previously homeless.
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Santander Corporate and Commercial has appointed Tony Dean as the new Regional Director for the North West.
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Santander employees across the UK have raised more than £1.1 million for the bank’s charity partners Age UK and Barnardo’s through fundraising events during 2016.
Press releases 2016
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Increased exports and innovation activity will drive UK car industry to new heights
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The ability of UK automotive manufacturers to harness new technologies – such as autonomous cars and fuel-efficient vehicles – will be key to the long-term success of the industry
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UK automotive sector saw year-on-year growth of £592 million of sales between 2014 and 2015 contributing £36.5 billion to the UK economy
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The Government needs to deliver an Industrial Strategy framework that ensures automotive investment remains anchored in the UK
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Santander’s Stoke on Trent branch in Hanley set up a ‘Santa&deer’ toy collection box in branch and saw around 60 toys donated by local families.
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Santander in Norwich set up a ‘Santa&deer’ toy collection box in both branches and saw around 70 toys donated by local children.
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Santander's branches within Camden and Westminster set up ‘Santa&deer’ toy collection boxes and saw around 60 toys donated by local children and staff.
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The Board of Santander UK has today approved a revised business model and legal entity structure to comply with the ring-fencing requirements in the UK.
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Santander has launched a new type of bank to help spread joy to less fortunate children this Christmas: ‘Santa & Deer’.
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Santander has launched a new type of bank to help spread joy to less fortunate children this Christmas: ‘Santa & Deer’.
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Nathan Bostock, Santander UK's CEO, made his first official visit to Ulster University yesterday to meet the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Paddy Nixon, the senior leadership team as well as students who have benefited from the bank’s financial support.
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A range of tailored services give customers the choice of how they want to bank
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State of the art digital facilities alongside a customer focussed design
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Stronger emphasis on community led initiatives
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Nathan Bostock, Santander UK's CEO visited the University of Nottingham yesterday to meet the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Sir David Greenaway, and to sign a new three year renewal agreement and further financial support for the leading UK academic institution.
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Santander UK notes the publication of the results of the 2016 stress tests conducted on seven major UK banks and building societies by the Bank of England.
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13 million adults (25 per cent) say they have been the victim of a scam, while three quarters (73%) say they are concerned about falling victim
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Study reveals lack of awareness around personal security with one in five younger Brits believing their bank would ask for their full PIN, password or security numbers
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Santander launches annual Scam Awareness Campaign providing customers with guidance on the most common types of scam and tips to stay safe
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Santander Universities announces additional £1.6m of funding to UK universities for 2016/2017 – bringing the total to £11.3m
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3,250 internships for SMEs, scaled up Santander Universities Entrepreneurship Awards and £400,000 fund for Widening Participation
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New Santander Cycles scheme on University campuses
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Nathan Bostock, Santander UK's CEO visited the University of Oxford yesterday to meet the Vice-Chancellor, Louise Richardson, and to sign a renewal agreement to confirm further financial support to the leading UK academic institution.
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Nathan Bostock, Santander UK's CEO, made his first official visit to the University of Exeter yesterday to meet the Vice Chancellor and senior leadership team as well as students who have benefited from the bank’s financial support.
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- Ceremony now in its 30th year
- Prize fund of over £25,000 in cash
- Winners to be announced at prestigious event on Wednesday 16 November at The Banking Hall, 14 Cornhill, London
- Ceremony now in its 30th year
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Britain’s manufacturers are set to pare back their investment in plant and machinery over the next two years in response to increased uncertainty about the demand outlook, according to a major annual survey of manufacturers published today by EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation, and Santander.
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To celebrate National Mentoring Day today, Santander has launched the Breakthrough Women in Business (WiB) Programme, a mentoring scheme for the next generation of female UK entrepreneurs in association with the award-winning social enterprise Cause4. The launch follows on from the huge success of Santander’s Women in Breakthrough mentoring programme in 2015.
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48% of cyclists1 said not being seen in the dark is the biggest factor in their decision to reduce cycling when the clocks go back
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Santander ambassadors Jessica Ennis-Hill and Jenson Button launch ‘The Blaze Witch Project,’ a Halloween themed film to support the rollout of Blaze LaserlightTM across all 11,500 Santander Cycles in London: http://bit.ly/SantanderCyclesBlaze
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First UK financial brand to release a customised emoji
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Exeter-based Trinity Fire and Security Systems Ltd, a leading provider of Life Safety and Security Systems, is expanding its workforce following a working capital funding package of £1.75 million from Santander Corporate & Commercial.
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A Cardiff-based pharmacist is to purchase his second pharmacy in Wales following a £1.198 million funding package from Santander Corporate & Commercial. Abdul Kowsor, a graduate from Cardiff University, now plans on building a regional pharmacy chain of up to 10 stores over the next decade.
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Bank staff cycle into the capital to present a cheque after two weeks of fundraising for Age UK and Barnardo's
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Event also marks the launch of Santander Cycles Business Accounts in branches
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Solihull private hire coach and chauffeur services company LandFlight is spreading its wings after investing more than £320,000 adding two new luxury vehicles to its fleet.
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Santander, which employs around 600 people in Glasgow, has been judged one of The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers for 2016-17.
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Santander, which employs over 400 people in Manchester, has been judged one of The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers for 2016-17.
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Santander, which employs almost 5,000 people in Milton Keynes, has been judged one of The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers for 2016-17.
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Leeds-based Trinity McQueen, an award winning market research and insight services agency, is targeting continued growth and international expansion following a funding package worth £2.5m from Santander Corporate & Commercial. A specialist in the retail, FMCG, digital, technology and finance sectors, Trinity McQueen’s consultancy based approach has enabled them to secure numerous blue chip clients, such as; Asda, Jet2, Boots, Royal Mail and TalkTalk.
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New All in One Credit Card offers balance transfer, cashback and no foreign transaction fees
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Zero Credit Card is re-launched offering no foreign transaction or cash withdrawal fees
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As part of the new range Santander Credit Card renamed Everyday Credit Card
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Enhanced Retailer Offers with five Welcome Offers of up to 25% cashback
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Durham University and Auckland Castle Trust to establish The Zurbarán Centre for Spanish and Latin American Art, a world-class beacon of excellence for the study of Spanish and Latin American art and culture.
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Santander is supporting the partnership with a £600,000 grant to Durham University – its largest single donation to a UK university.
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Durham University will contribute a further £1m over the next five years
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The partnership represents a joint ambition to expand and enhance the academic and cultural links between the UK, Spain and Latin America.
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It also forms part of a wider initiative using art to stimulate regeneration and public engagement.
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- Santander teams up with Crowdfunder to launch new £200,000 fund to support social enterprises and community projects across the UK
For the first time, one of the UK’s leading banks is partnering with a crowdfunding platform in an innovative collaboration to support social enterprises and community projects across the UK.
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EEF and Santander launch 2016 manufacturing facts & figures
British manufacturing continued its climb up the global rankings as the UK continues to enjoy an industrial renaissance, according to facts and figures published today by EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation and Santander.
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The new mortgage application offers customers the opportunity to remortgage online, in their own time, from the comfort of their own home
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The application could be completed from start to finish within 30 minutes
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The application clearly outlines the steps involved, provides an instant decision and enables customers to upload their paperwork immediately
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Customers can save and retrieve their application, so they can start the remortgage process, then resume it at a time that suits them
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This is another channel of choice for customers, complementing the existing branch, telephone and intermediary channels offered today
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Those who moved paid £23,707 for a school catchment address, an 11 per cent premium on the average UK property price
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This increases to £71,539 for those living in London, a 15 per cent hike
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Nearly a fifth of these parents had to change jobs in order to get their children into the desired school
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15 per cent settled in an area they didn’t like for the sake of a good school
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More than a quarter of all families who move to be within a catchment area will leave as soon as a school place is secured
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UK consumers set to transfer six times as much as the big football clubs
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Almost nine million adults (17 per cent) have missed a “transfer deadline” resulting in a late payment or transfer
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One in three (31 per cent) say they are worried about not having enough money in their account to meet their payments
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Nearly 70 per cent of Brits regularly check their account online or on their mobile to stay on top of their finances
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(FCA Complaints Data – 1 January 2016 to 30 June 2016)
Data published today by Santander UK reveals that the number of FCA reportable complaints received by the bank continues to fall. In the first half of 2016, the bank received 96,669 complaints, compared to 101,921 in the second half of 2015, and 121,314 for the first half of 2015. Complaints remain significantly lower than historic levels, and have decreased through every reporting period since the first half of 2010.
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- Only 8% of 15-16 year olds would consider an apprenticeship
- Pupils intending to opt for university expect to earn more than double those choosing apprenticeships: £113,200 vs £46,400pa
- Santander offers new degree level apprenticeships
As students across the country receive their GCSE results today (25th August), new research1 conducted by Santander on young people’s career aspirations reveals that only 8% of 15-16 year old students would consider an apprenticeship as their preferred route into work.
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1I2I3 Current Account interest rate of 1.50% on balances up to £20,000 – customers can earn up to £298pa in interest, plus cashback on selected household bills, for a £5 monthly account fee
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Introduction of new arranged overdraft tiers on 1|2|3 and Everyday current accounts
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Customers will be given a minimum of 60 days advance notice of both changes
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- 518,000 students run, or plan to run a business whilst at university – a 38 per cent increase on 2015
- Student enterprises generate revenues of £913 million per year
- Over a quarter plan to turn their business into a career when they graduate
- Students from University of Birmingham and Imperial College London win top prizes of £15,000 in the Santander Universities Entrepreneurship Awards
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Fast-growing Sheffield-based digital marketing firm Evoluted has been able to purchase the Lambert Street office building it has been leasing for the past seven years following a £300,000 funding package from Santander Corporate & Commercial.
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PREMIER ESTATES WINE ACQUIRES NEW HEAD OFFICE IN PRIME BIRMINGHAM LOCATION WITH £1.5 MILLION FUNDING
Solihull-based Budge Brands Ltd, brand owner of Premier Estates Wine, has purchased a new head office in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter after receiving a funding package worth over £1.5 million from Santander Corporate & Commercial.
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Following today’s decision to lower the Bank of England base rate to 0.25 per cent from 0.50 per cent, Santander can confirm that:
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Shropshire-based AVF Group (“AVF”), one of the world’s leading manufacturers of AV furniture and related products, is to further expand its product range following a £2 million funding deal with Santander Corporate & Commercial.
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- 5,000 already registered for UK’s newest cycle hire scheme, Santander Cycles MK
- Hires top 7,000 in just over 2 weeks since launch
- Planning already underway to extend scheme from current 42 docking stations and 300 bikes, to 50 stations and 512 bikes by the end of 2016
- 2009 FIA Formula 1TM World Champion joins Mayor of Milton Keynes and local dignitaries to celebrate the successful launch
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Specialist Journeys, one of the UK’s leading providers of small group, expert-led specialist, educational and themed travel holidays, has acquired Brightwater Holidays following a significant funding package from Santander Corporate & Commercial.
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- Wycombe Women's Aid has received £4,700 to fund educational training and support for women who have experienced domestic violence in High Wycombe, Chiltern and South Bucks
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- Sense Scotland has received £5,000 to fund arts sessions for children with multiple disabilities in Glasgow.
- Sense Scotland has received £5,000 to fund arts sessions for children with multiple disabilities in Glasgow.
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- Binoh of Manchester has received £3,600 to fund financial literacy classes for the East Salford community in Broughton and Kersal
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1. Students can earn up to 3% interest with the 1|2|3 Student Current Account
2. The account also offers a free 4-year Santander 16-25 Railcard, saving students up to £7521
3. Student bank of choice2
4. Students whose parents have Santander Home Insurance can have their belongings covered under their parents policy3 whilst living away at University
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- Parents fined £5.6 million for unauthorised term-time holiday absences
- Families face holiday premiums of up to 68 per cent in school holidays
- 76 per cent of Brits say they have used money saving tactics to reduce the cost of their family holiday
- Three quarters of Brits use online or mobile banking to regularly check finances at home, only one quarter track spending when away
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Eight student entrepreneur winners announced at Santander Universities' sixth annual Entrepreneurship Awards
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UniGreenScheme from University of Birmingham and Motion Metrics from Imperial College London both win top prizes of £15,000
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Santander has today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with JD.com, China’s largest e-commerce company by revenue.
The MOU, which was signed today in London by Angel Rivera, Senior Executive Vice-President and Head of Retail & Commercial Banking, Santander Group and Tony Qiu, General Manager of JD.com Worldwide, will allow Santander’s small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) customers to gain access to the large Chinese consumer market via an online store on JD.com.
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Coleraine-based TBF Thompson (Garvagh) Ltd, one of Northern Ireland’s largest distributors of truck and heavy plant machinery, is to expand its range of services as well as hire more apprentices following £4 million in funding from Santander Corporate & Commercial.
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"Santander's unique business model - focused on retail banking - provides us with diversification and stability and is a source of great strength. The Group has proved its robustness throughout its history and has paid a dividend to its shareholders consistently for more than 50 years."
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Aspiedent has received £5,000 to fund social skills training for autistic people in West Yorkshire.
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Watford & District Mencap has received £1,170 to fund a series of workshops for adults with a learning disability in the Watford and Three Rivers area.
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- Santander Cycles Spin Up launches today at The Shard
- The Shard, Tower Bridge and Kensington Roof Gardens named as locations for “Santander Cycle Spin Up” events
- Santander Cycles continue to grow in popularity and usage
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- 1,600 mile relay across the UK to raise £100,000 for Santander’s charity partners Age UK and Barnardo’s
- 325 employees took part from over 30 towns and cities
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1,600 mile relay across the UK to raise funds for Santander’s charity partners Age UK and Barnardo’s
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325 employees take part from 30 towns and cities
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