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JES
STALEY - No, we will not make you a sensible offer. We will not
re-instate you bank account and we will keep hold of the money we took
from that account, even though you have requested that we put you back
into the condition that you were before we violated our contract with
you and your Human Rights.
It
is alleged that Barclays
Bank are refusing to put the ....
HERSTMONCEUX
MUSEUM - Is a monument
to the early electrical generating
age. It is alleged that a publication was all set to raise money to make
repairs to this building, but that Barclays Bank closed the account that
they knew was to receive the earnings from Kindle and the like.
The
income from the publication would have paid for a new roof to replace
the rusty section on the left. Barclays Bank, could then be seen as
responsible for allowing this unique building to rot away. Is that
indicative of anything?
JOHN
MCFARLANE
- In 2014 Barclays turned to John McFarlane to rebuild its relationship
with shareholders, appointing the Scottish-born banker as its chairman.
McFarlane replaces Sir David Walker, who was parachuted into the bank
during the Libor rigging crisis in 2012. The appointment triggered
boardroom changes at the other companies McFarlane chaired, including
the insurer Aviva.
A high-profile figure in Australian banking circles in the runup to the
banking crisis, McFarlane was picked by Aviva to shore up its reputation
during the 2012 shareholder spring. The insurer has now replaced the
67-year-old with City veteran Sir Adrian Montague.
Mr McFarlane is party to the refusal to make any kind of reasonable
offer to settle this outstanding matter. The bank, that is already part
of a price rigging scandal and other revelations that should means more
sackings, is playing pass the parcel, hoping to tire the Trust into
giving up their rightful claim to re-instatement and compensation for
all the harm they have caused. Banking is supposed to help people. Every
person and organisation has a right to a bank account, but banks are
only interested in making money from accounts to furnish their lavish
lifestyles. Why anyone would want to invest in an institution that acts
this way is beyond us!
Should
Mr McFarlane or Mr Staley wish to comment on this article or the
allegations that are leveled against them. we would be pleased to hear
from them directly and to publish what they have to say.
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BARCLAYS
CONTACTS
Barclays Bank PLC
1 Churchill Place
London
E14 5HP, United Kingdom
Tel:
0800 015 4242
Complaints:
Bob Cliff
Phone: 44 0800 282 390
Email: bob.cliff@barclays.com
newclient.team@barclays.com
internetsecurity@barclays.co.uk
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LINKS
http://www.barclays.co.uk/
https://www.amnesty.org.uk/issues/Human-Rights-Act
http://www.barclays.co.uk/
WARNING
- Be careful who you bank with, your account might be closed on the whim
of the management. As this case demonstrates, the bank shows little
remorse - and basically tramp all over the little man. This webpage is
protected by Article
10 of the Human
Rights Act 1998, with reference to the European Convention of Basic
Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.
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