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Barclays plc is a British multinational investment bank and financial services company, headquartered in London, England. Barclays is organized into four core businesses: personal banking, corporate banking, wealth management, and investment management.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Scarborough, England

The chart below shows the number of Barclays reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Scarborough and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

Barclays Outage Chart in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England 09/16/2025 15:30

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Barclays users through our website.

  1. Login (37%)

    Login (37%)

  2. Mobile App (25%)

    Mobile App (25%)

  3. Transactions (18%)

    Transactions (18%)

  4. Website (18%)

    Website (18%)

  5. Transfer (3%)

    Transfer (3%)

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Barclays Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • prospathia junemax (@prospathia) reported

    @BarclaysUK Was thinking of opening an account with @BarclaysUK. Now, no chance of that. Where is their support for society's truly marginalised? The poorest among us; the chronically ill; the aged and so on. @BarclaysUK Woke Team need to wake up.

  • Mothersarelife I am I (@Mothersarelife) reported

    @BarclaysUK **** you and your high interest rates, awful customer service and predatory lending.

  • ELondonMuslim Abdallah Mahmoud (@ELondonMuslim) reported

    @BarclaysUK Sometimes banking and good service are linked. Sometimes they’re not, as in the case of Barclays — who are “service fluid”.

  • realistiqlynow jipja yebo (@realistiqlynow) reported

    @BarclaysUK Wtf like really. This American woke nonsense is really annoying right now and YOU are rather alienating your loyal base. F off with your nonsense we are sick of it. Why not just stick to banking and lay off this sh!t.

  • TMollop The Tinkerpuss (@TMollop) reported

    @BarclaysUK Showing this to my 83 yr old Mother. She will now understand why the telephone service is useless & no interest. She has been loyal for 65yrs. She can move over to my bank who actually answer the phone.

  • JohnMcG55334977 Ursula con Der Leyen (@JohnMcG55334977) reported

    @BarclaysUK I now indentify as a non Barclays customer.

  • BStardAlan Sir Alan B'Stard MP QC PhD KPMG (@BStardAlan) reported

    @BarclaysUK Maybe if you concentrated on this that are relevant to your business you wouldn't provide such terrible service?

  • iowntheterf Nyssa Gryffindyke #SUPERLESBIAN (@iowntheterf) reported

    @carolinefff @BarclaysUK It's embarrassing and intimidating. I won't use fake pronouns, neither for myself, nor for others who want to force me. Thank you, @barclaysuk, for showing that you give a **** about women, women's rights and women's dignity.

  • franklincrick Watson 🟩⬜️🟪 (@franklincrick) reported

    @TrulySuz @ForwomenScot @BarclaysUK If they don’t, their lower salaries added to the calculations for average men’s salary will bring the overall average male salary down and will help Barclays to “lessen” the pay gap - or at least the number they report

  • Caristeejo1 Caristeejo (@Caristeejo1) reported

    @BarclaysUK If someone is clearly a biological male or female, I'll call them by that pronoun. If they tell me they identify as something else, that's fine, I'll use that instead. It's not down to me to ask every single person what they prefer to be called.