Hinckley Town Juniors Football Club’s under 7s Whites team has kicked off the new season in brand new kit sponsored by the town’s building society. The eight-strong squad of boys aged five and six are taking part in the five-a-side … Continue reading
Hinckley & Rugby Building Society customers are more likely to recommend it to friends and family than would customers of banks and other providers. The latest survey results from YouGov found building societies generally have more satisfied customers than banks. … Continue reading
Local sight loss charity Vista and Hinckley & Rugby Building Society are celebrating the 15th year of their growing relationship. For the past 15 years Hinckley & Rugby Building Society has supported Vista’s Talking News initiative – a programme which … Continue reading
Hinckley & Rugby has opened its new head office at the heart of Hinckley, the town where it was formed more than 150 years ago. The Society has moved its 100-plus HQ staff into its new head office across Upper … Continue reading
Art by more than sixty secondary school pupils from in and around Rugby has been on show as part of Rugby Festival of Culture in an exhibition sponsored by Hinckley & Rugby Building Society. Continue reading →
Hinckley sixth formers picked up a wealth of useful tips about managing their money beyond school during two days of financial education sponsored by Hinckley & Rugby Building Society. Ed Flack, a financial education expert from the not-for-profit WizeUp, worked … Continue reading
Hinckley & Rugby Building Society has put a local artist’s work centre stage in its window as part of Rugby Festival of Culture’s Art Trail. Artist Janet Watson’s painting Scarlet Hawthorn is in the window of the North Street branch … Continue reading
Hinckley & Rugby Building Society has donated an office printer to help Hinckley Area Foodbank manage its vital work helping feed thousands of local people. In 2018-2019 Hinckley Area Foodbank fed almost 6,000 people who collected three days’ nutritionally balanced … Continue reading
Hinckley & Rugby Building Society welcomed Rugby MP Mark Pawsey to its branch on North Street to learn about its contribution to the town’s community. The MP met Hinckley & Rugby chief executive Colin Fyfe and the branch staff, plus … Continue reading
