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Bank of England List of Building Societies September 2019 LIST OF BUILDING SOCIETY BRANDS PROTECTED BY THE FSCS COMPILED BY THE BANK OF ENGLAND AS AT 05 SEPTEMBER 2019 Building Society Brand PRA-authorised institution FRN Other brands covered by PRA authorisation Bath Investment & Building Society Bath Investment & Building Society 206026 Chelsea Building Society Egg Barnsley Building Society Yorkshire Building Society 106085 Norwich & Peterborough Building Society Yorkshire Building Society Beverley Building Society Beverley Building Society 206064 Buckinghamshire Building Society Buckinghamshire Building Society 206022 Cambridge Building Society Cambridge Building Society 157223 Chesham Building Society Castle Money Skipton Building Society 153706 Scarborough Building Society Skipton Building Society Egg Norwich & Peterborough Building Society Chelsea Building Society Yorkshire Building Society 106085 Barnsley Building Society Yorkshire Building Society Castle Money Chesham Building Society Skipton Building Society 153706 Scarborough Building Society Skipton Building Society Chorley and District Building Society Chorley and District Building Society 206023 Coventry Building Society Coventry Building Society 150892 Stroud & Swindon Building Society Cumberland Building Society Cumberland Building Society 106074 Darlington Building Society Darlington Building Society 205895 Dudley Building Society Dudley Building Society 161294 Earl Shilton Building Society Earl Shilton Building Society 206078 ESBS Ecology Building Society Ecology Building Society 162090 Chelsea Building Society Norwich & Peterborough Building Society Egg Yorkshire Building Society 106085 Barnsley Building Society Yorkshire Building Society Family Building Society National Counties Building Society 206080 National Counties Building Society Furness Building Society Furness Building Society 159624 Hanley Economic Building Society Hanley Economic Building Society 206024 Harpenden Building Society Harpenden Building Society 157260 Hinckley & Rugby Building Society Hinckley & Rugby Building Society 206043 Ipswich Building Society Ipswich Building Society 104875 Leeds Building Society Leeds Building Society 164992 Leek United Building Society Leek United Building Society 100014 Loughborough Building Society Loughborough Building Society 157258 Manchester Building Society Manchester Building Society 206048 Mansfield Building Society Mansfield Building Society 206049 Market Harborough Building Society Market Harborough Building Society 206041 Marsden Building Society Marsden Building Society 206050 Melton Mowbray Building Society Melton Mowbray Building Society 106184 Monmouthshire Building Society Monmouthshire Building Society 206052 National Counties Building Society National Counties Building Society 206080 Family Building Society Nationwide Building Society Nationwide Building Society 106078 Newbury Building Society Newbury Building Society 206077 Newcastle Building Society Newcastle Building Society 156058 Barnsley Building Society Chelsea Building Society Norwich & Peterborough Building Society Yorkshire Building Society 106085 Egg Yorkshire Building Society Nottingham Building Society Nottingham Building Society 200785 Beehive Money Penrith Building Society Penrith Building Society 164473 Principality Building Society Principality Building Society 155998 Progressive Building Society Progressive Building Society 161841 Saffron Building Society Saffron Building Society 100015 Castle Money Scarborough Building Society Skipton Building Society 153706 Chesham Building Society Skipton Building Society Scottish Building Society Scottish Building Society 206034 Castle Money Skipton Building Society Skipton Building Society 153706 Chesham Building Society Scarborough Building Society Stafford Railway Building Society Stafford Railway Building Society 206063 Stroud & Swindon Building Society Coventry Building Society 150892 Coventry Building Society Swansea Building Society Swansea Building Society 206066 Teachers Building Society Teachers Building Society 156580 Tipton and Coseley Building Society Tipton and Coseley Building Society 159601 Vernon Building Society Vernon Building Society 195475 West Bromwich Building Society West Bromwich Building Society 104877 Chelsea Building Society Egg Yorkshire Building Society Yorkshire Building Society 106085 Norwich & Peterborough Building Society Barnsley Building Society Note: All currently authorised building societies are included in this table: if you had a deposit with a building society that has merged with another (or converted, or transferred, to a bank) you can telephone 0203 461 7346 to find out which building society or bank currently holds your deposit Please note that the information noted above relates to the authorised institutions in the relevant sector as at the date noted and is not updated on a continuous basis. 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