VIDEO: Horsham’s Natwest 175 today
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Staff dressed in Victorian clothes shared cake and coffee with customers of more than 60 years.
A mother who was called by the bank for a ‘five minute’ call while in labour also attended with her now five-week-old baby boy.
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Hide AdKevin Guy, 44, Natwest’s regional district branch manager for the South East, said: “I don’t know of another branch that’s been open this long, so it’s incredibly historic.”
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He added that the branch will have a new wifi and mobile app area in a couple of months.
Stewart Mackman, 55, who grew up in Horsham and attended Collyer’s school, has worked for the bank for 37 years.
He said: “The community spirit in Horsham works really well here. It’s a friendly and fairly unique branch.”
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Hide AdTracey Blanchard, 42, of Barns Green, the branch’s chief cashier who has worked there for more than 20 years and has occasional cups of coffee with her customers, said: “It’s great. Good staff, great customers and we all have our regulars.”