Rugby Philharmonic Choir’s Christmas Concert will be broadcast on radio by Rugby FM this year, sponsored by Hinckley & Rugby Building Society. Continue reading →
Author Archive | Marie Barnes
Rugby branch showcases teenager’s T-Rex art
A textile dinosaur created by a Rugby High School for Girls pupil who won the top prize in a Rugby Festival of Culture exhibition is on display in the window of the North Street branch of Hinckley & Rugby Building … Continue reading
Hinckley & Rugby staff dig deep in Lutterworth
Staff volunteers from Hinckley and Rugby Building Society dug deep to help prepare the ground at the new allotments in Lutterworth. Continue reading →
Hinckley pupils WizeUp to cash thanks to Hinckley & Rugby
More than 160 teenagers at Hinckley Academy explored the realities of managing their money in a day of financial education sponsored by Hinckley & Rugby Building Society. Continue reading →
Hinckley & Rugby’s support for young crime victims
Hinckley & Rugby Building Society’s two decades of support for child victims and witnesses of crime was praised at the reopening of Leicestershire Police’s dedicated evidence centre for young people. Continue reading →
Hinckley & Rugby hits £92m lending in first half
Hinckley & Rugby Building Society achieved £92m of new mortgage lending in the first half of its current financial year. Continue reading →
Hinckley sixth formers get first class money tips
Students at Hinckley Academy’s John Cleveland Sixth Form Centre (JC6) have received top tips on managing their money when they go on to work or further and higher education. Continue reading →
New chief executive for Hinckley & Rugby BS
Hinckley & Rugby Building Society has appointed Colin Fyfe as its new chief executive. Colin, currently chief executive at Darlington Building Society, will succeed Chris White who is retiring in early 2019 after 30 years at Hinckley & Rugby. Continue reading … Continue reading
Hinckley & Rugby helps Hinckley Academy library
Hinckley & Rugby Building Society has made a donation to help a local school get its flood-damaged library back into action. Continue reading →