Bank of England Threadneedle Street, London EC2R 8AH

Easy to find as u take the underground to BANK station using central line. The bank is located on ur left side from exit 2 from the underground station. We need to get our old notes change before leaving London as they no longer using the papers note starting September this year if not mistaken. The guard is not very friendly even the staff. Make sure u have ur proof of ur residential address from ur hometown example ur driving license or ID card together with ur passport with u if u wanna get the old notes change like us. We tried many other banks before coming here and they won’t change ur old notes for u unless you have an account with their bank.

I instead got a nice experience unlike the other people. Security guy outside was nice, inside security guy too, i went to change my old 20£, and i got served from a friendly blonde lady that gave me the new 20£ right away.

Firstly I am happy the Bank of England supporting oil and finally this Ukrainian War shown the world that Global Warming’s an invention and it’s full ahead with North Sea Oil

Visiting the Bank of England museum is a lesson in Economics and a good venue for school trips. It is free to visit, very well organised and you can also take a free audio/visual guide which contains a large amount of information on each room. Apart from learning about the role and function of the Bank of England, you can learn about the production and development of Bank notes, from the early days of hand written transferable promissory notes for gold depodits to the modern note. It was fascinating to see the old notes of the 1960's which I just remember; The large printed one pound note.

I am disappointed to klearn that the bank of england is still support investment in fossil fuels. We need to tackle the climate emergency from all angles including being responsible in our natiobnal financing.

My second home. I always lived next to National Banks. It's a lot of history. I can reflect, I can do my exercises, I can think about economic history or my PhD in Finance. I can think about a better world. And I feel safe. I can honored heroes memories, unknown soldiers and dream for a better world. I always have a good meal and a glass of wine and feel worthy, feeling civilization around. I can find hope for humanity even all disturbing events around world depressed me. I'm grateful for my education, access of knowledge and be part of this society.

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I was sorry to see the Bank of England supporting fossil fuels and climate change - they need to be investing in clean energy and helping staff retrain for a net zero economy, not pushing these old ways.

The Bank of England says that climate change is a “strategic priority” and that they have “an ambitious work programme on climate change”. But that is inconsistent with giving no strings attached bailouts to big polluters like EasyJet, Petrofac and Baker Hugh

Since the Bank of England STILL significantly subsidise fossil fuels, they only get 1 star. The BoE has a moral obligation to cut fossil finance with much greater alacrity. It should stop its own 'dirty' bonds, and set rules that stop commercial banks financing fossil fuel expansion. The BoE can and should cut the money pipeline to places like Vaca Muerta in Argentina and the Alberta Tar Sands, which are being funded by banks like Barclays and HSBC with effective complicity by the BoE. Claims of 'ambitious work programme' and 'strategic priority' are undermined by the no-strings bailouts BoE continues to give big polluters like EasyJet, Petrofac and Baker Hughes. UK's public money should go to rebuild an economy that works for ordinary people. BoE must step up to its responsibiltities.