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National Westminster Bank, commonly known as NatWest, is a major retail and commercial bank in the United Kingdom. NatWest offers current accounts, savings, investments, loans, credit cards and other financial products.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Cromer, England

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

NatWest Outage Chart in Cromer, Norfolk, England 01/17/2026 13:45

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Most Reported Problems

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

  1. Website (41%)

    Website (41%)

  2. Login (26%)

    Login (26%)

  3. Transactions (18%)

    Transactions (18%)

  4. Mobile App (15%)

    Mobile App (15%)

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NatWest Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • BroganBowx 🫶🏻 (@BroganBowx) reported

    Oh what a surprise, NatWest App is down AGAIN 🙄

  • afalsaleh_al Ahmed Al-Saleh (@afalsaleh_al) reported

    Share counts are going down at European banks. Very low market caps and significant capital return policies combine for payout yields (including dividends and share buybacks) in some cases near 20 per cent for national champion banks such as BNP, NatWest, ING, and UniCredit.

  • tomaszrykala Tomasz Rykała (@tomaszrykala) reported

    @NatWest_Help Hi, to apply for a Natwest Credit Card the application asks me for my Natwest Acc No or to Log in to Online Banking, for which I need the same, even though I did indicate I'm no a current customer. Eh? A Catch 22!

  • antony_j_smith Antony Smith (@antony_j_smith) reported

    @eatplaylaw @NatWest_Int Mate, just use another bank. Natwest are awful and Cora is a joke.

  • princesshawol_ ☆sadie☆ (@princesshawol_) reported

    **** you natwest if you don't fix yourself in the next 30 min ...

  • vipsweetslondon Helen Gordon (@vipsweetslondon) reported

    Thank you, Paul — I truly appreciate your support. The core anomaly in the judgment is simple but devastating: NatWest Bank either had valid authority to issue Bankers Draft No. 111111 600012 05977380 — debited to my account on 16 May 1985 and made payable on demand to O.M. Marks & Co — or it did not. There is no ambiguity. This is a binary question of fact: Yes or No. If No, then the bank draft was unauthorised, the £25,000 debit was unlawful, and NatWest’s defence has no legal foundation. The refusal of the Court to compel an answer to this question — or to require a reply to my sworn affidavit reply to its further and better particulars of defence pleadings — amounts to a deliberate suppression of truth and a 35 year denial of justice. Fraud unravels everything

  • OwenJBlanche OWEN (@OwenJBlanche) reported

    NatWest is app is down great

  • CJ__McG CJ McG 🥃 (@CJ__McG) reported

    @andrew_lilico Natwest PLC offering 6% easy access savings and a decent switch bonus… No chance they are not struggling and just trying to keep their deposits high enough to seem semi-solvent

  • shhhimdead sid dead (@shhhimdead) reported

    @NatWest_Help can't log into the natwest app Any help available?

  • vipsweetslondon Helen Gordon (@vipsweetslondon) reported

    What is the difference between the letter of the law and this judgment? The core anomaly in the judgment is simple but devastating: NatWest Bank either had valid authority to issue Bankers Draft No. 111111 600012 05977380 — debited to my account on 16 May 1985 and made payable on demand to O.M. Marks & Co — or it did not. There is no ambiguity. This is a binary question of fact: Yes or No. If No, then the bank draft was unauthorised, the £25,000 debit was unlawful, and NatWest’s defence has no legal foundation. The refusal of the Court to compel an answer to this question — or to require a reply to my sworn affidavit reply to its further and better particulars of defence pleadings — amounts to a deliberate suppression of truth and a 35 year denial of justice. Fraud unravels everything