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ATM Working Group annouce 600 new free cash machines in low income areas

Contact: Rachel Le Brocq
Date: 21 Dec 2006
 
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On 13 December 2006, John McFall MP (Lab/Co-op, West Dunbartonshire) chair of the parliamentary working group on ATMs, announced an agreement which includes banks, cash machine operators and HM Treasury, to provide over 600 new non-charging cash machines in Britain's lower-income areas.

The ATM working group has also agreed that a strict set of rules will apply to those ATMs which continue to impose a user charge to make it absolutely clear in prominently-placed, large-type signage above and on the screen of each machine that a charge will be applied when withdrawing cash. 
The full Treasury press release and the full report can be viewed by following the links below.

Treasury press release

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