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Our Macclesfield branch office is located in Chestergate – one of three streets in the town whose names preserve the memory of the Middle Ages, when Macclesfield was once surrounded by walls and ramparts, with three principal gates.
The branch opened in 1965, during the ‘swinging Sixties’ era, when fashion was ‘fab’ and music ‘groovy’!
Tastes may come and go – but one thing that has always been an ongoing trend for Leek United in the thriving market community known as ‘Silk Town’ is great customer service – that will never go out of fashion.
Our Macclesfield branch is in the pedestrian area in the centre of Macclesfield within easy walking distance of the town hall and shopping areas.
The branch is a short distance from the railway station – although it is a rather steep walk up into the town centre, and there are bus services available a couple of minutes’ walk from our branch including the 4, 5, 10, and 391 routes around the area.
Parking is good in the centre of Macclesfield. There are quite large Pay and Display car parks on Churchill Way and on Jordangate which are both within walking distance of the branch.
36 Chestergate, Macclesfield, Cheshire, SK11 6BA
Monday to Friday 9.00am - 1.00pm
Saturday 9.15am - 12.00noon
Veronica McNeil, the manager of our Macclesfield branch, joined the Society in 2006 as a Customer Assistant before being appointed as Branch Manager in December 2016. Veronica and her dedicated team work flexibly to place our members first and are focused on delivering an exceptional service.
Whether you are looking to make the most of your savings or investments, exploring mortgage options for your first or next home, needing friendly help with your household insurance or planning for your retirement, be sure to pop into the branch for a warm welcome.
Today marks the final step in the government’s plan to ease COVID-19 restrictions. However, in Leek United we fully recognise that the scourge of Coronavirus has not gone away.
Leek United Building Society staff will be taking on a sponsored walk across the organisation’s heartland counties to raise badly needed funds for University Hospitals of North Midlands (UHNM).
Leek United Building Society has reopened its flagship Derby Street branch following a six-week transformation.
Leek United Building Society has confirmed the dates for the refurbishment of its flagship branch in Derby Street, Leek, with work beginning in April.
Society “emerges stronger from unprecedented year” as total assets reach record £1.15 billion, staff satisfaction at all time high and ongoing investment includes major refurbishment of flagship branch on Derby Street, Leek.
Leek United extended its heartfelt thanks to its members who were able to join them for their first virtual Member Forum with the key theme of meeting the needs of vulnerable customers.
Leek United Building Society is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority. Registered No: 100014
