The decision follows a string of recent announcements of bank closures across North Wales, with the firm confirming the closure of its Colwyn Bay branch in June. Last month, Lloyds also announced it will be closing its branches in Holyhead and Pwllheli in the new year, citing dwindling customer numbers as the main reason behind the move as more and more customers switch to online banking for their day-to-day needs. Read more: Dangerous driver hit speeds of 100mph before crashing into row of shops In response to the announcement that Barclays intends to pull out of Anglesey altogether, Rhun ap Iorwerth, Member of the Senedd for Ynys Môn said: "This announcement from Barclays is another blow to my constituents on Ynys Môn. Last month, it was Lloyds announcing the closure of its Holyhead branch. "When Barclays announced their Amlwch branch closure in 2017, they gave an assurance that their customers could continue to bank at either Holyhead or Llangefni.