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Original appointments when the Bank commenced business on September 1st 1919 | |
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The Bank's Finance Sub-Committee meeting in 1923 and 1924 (regarding Fidelity Guarantees)
listed the names of Branch Managers and Clerks-in-Charge without specifying their branches: |
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At
a meeting of the Bank's General Purposes Sub-Committee on February 8th 1926, the officers in charge of branches were referred to as
Managers | |
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The
published Annual Report and Statement of Accounts for four successive years (1928 to 1931) listed the names of Managers for the "Daily
Branch Banks". In those lists, the Managers were referred to as Officers-in-Charge. |
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Returns made by branches to Head Office regarding the sales of the
General Manager's book (Britain's First Municipal Savings Bank) were signed by the managers listed |
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Appointments
made in 1937 following the Classification of Branches into 4 Grades based on the number of Annual Transactions | |
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The Staff Association's Register of members listed staff by Branch and Department as at January 27th 1958, and
is the source of this listing |
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The Bank's Staff Magazines
periodically listed Branch Managers and is the source for this period |
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Group and Branch Managers - 1972 |
The source
of the following list of Managers is a circular issued to branches by Head Office when a revised structure incorporating
a system of Group Managers was introduced |
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In 1974
the Branch Network Structure was amended when a number of small branches were designated as sub-branches that were managed on a day-to-day
basis by Clerks-in-Charge. This policy was reversed when the BMB changed its status to become a Trustee Savings Bank. At the same
date, the 8 Groups were rationalised to 4 - possibly in anticipation of the planned amalgamation with the TSB of the Midlands |