The Government has announced it will be bringing forward legislation and changing the financial regs to put a stop to the 'de-banking' phenomenon. All credit to the Free Speech Union, which has been campaigning on this.
Coutts closed Nigel Farage’s bank accounts because his views “do not align with our values”, documents obtained by the former UKIP leader show. In other words, he was 'de-banked' for being politically suspect.
In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast the talking points are the de-banking crisis, the French riots and Jacob Rees-Mogg being investigated by Ofcom for reading the news.
The majority of High Street banks are members of diversity schemes run by the controversial charity Stonewall, the Telegraph has revealed.
Adrian Brown has a modest proposal to stop the growing 'debanking' trend: a shareholder-in-a-box that would remind woke bankers of their legal duties to their customers.
Banks are to be told by the Treasury that they must protect free speech amid an escalating scandal involving the blacklisting of customers who hold views that are deemed verboten among corporate elites.
If we say nothing when Nigel Farage is denied service by the banks, who will speak up when they come for us? This is a new and sinister form of cancel culture that we must not stand for.
A leading building society has revealed that it closes customers' accounts if they engage in "rude" or "discriminatory" behaviour as the fallout from Nigel Farage having his bank account closed continues.
Nigel Farage has claimed his bank accounts have been shut down to force him out of the U.K. due to his position on Brexit and accusations that he has taken money from Vladimir Putin's regime in Russia.
When Nigel Farage posted photographs of himself online breaking lockdown rules, Matt Hancock contacted the Home Office to see if he could get him in trouble. Now Farage is feeling vindicated for ignoring the "pipsqueak".
