Susan Elan Jones MP has urged the Government to toughen the law against 'insidious bank closures' in Parliament.
Speaking in a debate in the House of Commons on the budget yesterday (Tuesday), the MP said "It's time we looked very seriously at what happens when banks closes. This is a problem facing many communities and many people."
Ms Jones made her comments after HSBC announced they would close branches in Ruabon and Chirk.
In a separate debate on the Macur Review, the Clwyd South Labour MP, speaking in her role as Shadow Wales Office Minister, also urged judges "not to be soft in sentencing" in cases relating to historic child abuse in North Wales homes.
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