Global247News Takes on Lloyds Bank for Yeovil Tradesman’s Justice

In a bold showdown against Lloyds Bank, Global247news has stepped in to fight for a tradesman from Yeovil who has been left financially devastated and emotionally broken by a series of bank errors. The tradesman’s ordeal began two years ago when mistakes by Lloyds damaged his pristine credit rating, throwing his financial stability into disarray and severely impacting his mental health. Despite admitting fault, Lloyds Bank has offered only a meager £250 in compensation, far below the £80,000 that legal experts estimate the man is owed.

The tradesman, once proud of his perfect credit history, found his life turned upside down by errors entirely beyond his control. He has been left unable to access credit or finance, with his business and personal life feeling the strain of what he describes as “two years of hell.” The financial stress has pushed him to a mental breakdown, with little relief or accountability from Lloyds.

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In response, Global247news has taken up his cause, determined to secure justice for the hardworking tradesman. But they say their efforts to communicate with Lloyds have been met with stonewalling and delays. Lloyds has reportedly tried to prevent Global247news from acting on the tradesman’s behalf, and CEO Charlie Nunn has avoided all communication efforts, including emails, calls, and meeting requests from the advocacy outlet.

Global247news issued an ultimatum on behalf of the tradesman, giving Nunn and his team 12 hours to make contact and begin addressing the situation. Yet as of the deadline, Nunn and his assistant Tracey Rose have remained silent, even as pressure mounts from both legal teams and the public for Lloyds to respond meaningfully.

A spokesperson for Global247news said: “It’s beyond disappointing to see such evasion from a bank of Lloyds’ size, especially when they’ve admitted to the errors in question. Our client has been through immense stress, and all he’s received in return is £250 and excuses. We’re fighting for real compensation and real accountability.”

Legal experts note that Lloyds’ behavior has raised serious questions about its treatment of vulnerable customers. Although Lloyds is one of the UK’s largest banks, this case highlights a growing concern that customer service has taken a backseat, especially when mistakes harm the financial stability and mental health of individuals.

For the tradesman and Global247news, the next steps could include taking the case to the High Court, where they intend to pursue significant compensation to reflect the true impact of Lloyds’ admitted errors.

In the meantime, the silence from Lloyds Bank’s leadership has only further fuelled criticism. Nunn, who has publicly championed transparency and accountability within the banking sector, is now under fire for refusing to directly engage in a case that has left a loyal customer in ruins. As Global247news continues to push for justice, this case has become a pivotal test of Lloyds’ commitment to its customers—and a warning to other banks about the consequences of neglecting customer welfare.

Global247news promises to “leave no stone unturned” in their fight for fair treatment and says the tradesman’s story is a powerful reminder that even the largest banks can—and should—be held accountable.

Meanwhile it's understood a public uprising in support of the tradesman is gathering on social media with a planned demonstration at the South West London home Of Nunn. 

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