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The bank's governor says expanding its Leeds base would enable it to "better represent the public".

The Bank of England is expanding its 'northern hub' in Leeds, with an increase in staff from 70 to at least 500 by 2027 as it looks to grow its presence outside of London.

Fresh wave of competition among lenders could provide relief for homebuyers ahead of UK general election

The Bank plans to expand its Leeds workforce from 70 to at least 500 by 2027.

The Bank plans to expand its Leeds workforce from 70 to at least 500 by 2027.

The Bank plans to expand its Leeds workforce from 70 to at least 500 by 2027.

The Bank plans to expand its Leeds workforce from 70 to at least 500 by 2027.

Weather maps show a 400-mile mini heatwave will roast England before the end of May, with London, Brighton, Canterbury in Kent and Crawley set to experience the highest temperatures

Weather maps show a 400-mile mini-heatwave will roast England before the end of May with the hottest areas potentially topping 30C

Weather maps show a 400-mile mini-heatwave will roast England before the end of May with the hottest areas potentially topping 30C

One in 10 officials to be based in city within three years and 70-strong team will increase to 500

The Bank of England has revealed a major expansion of its presence in Leeds as part of efforts to spread its work outside London.

Mortgage possession actions against home buyers in the first three months of this year were the highest since 2019 with a total of 5,182.

HSBC, Barclays and TSB have all declared they are trimming the cost of home loans, amid growing optimism that the Bank of England will start lowering the base rate soon.

Thirty-three constituencies, including two in London, will not have a single bank branch by the end of the year, says Which?.

Companies 'hoarding' workers - retaining more staff than needed - makes it hard for the Bank to know how sticky UK inflation is

Just how much power do the economists of Threadneedle Street really wield? As the Bank of England grapples with whether to keep interest rates at an all time high, host Sascha O’Sullivan goes on a mission to find out.