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Dereham
Opens at 9:00am today

About our Dereham branch

Norfolk market town Dereham is situated about 15 miles west of Norwich and 25 miles east of King’s Lynn and labels itself “The Heart of Norfolk”, due to its central location in the county. Dereham is on the A47 bypass, which runs all the way from Wisbech to Great Yarmouth and was formerly part of a railway line used as a location for the filming of Dad’s Army.

Our Dereham branch is based in a central location on High Street, close to Dereham Shopping Centre, coffee shops and clothing retailers. Whether it's helping you open one of our many savings accounts or chatting about financial planning our team are ready to help. They can also assist with finding you the right mortgage through Mortgage Advice Bureau or help you with home insurance.

Opening hours
Mon: 9:30am - 4:30pm
Tue: 9:30am - 4:30pm
Wed: 9:30am - 4:30pm
Thu: 9:30am - 4:30pm
Fri: 9:30am - 4:30pm
Sat: 9:00am - 12:00pm
Sun: Closed
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Bite-sized fact

Singer Beth Orton is from Dereham. Poet William Cowper died in the town and is buried in St Nicholas’s Church, where there is a commemorative stained glass window.

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Open a passbook savings account

To open one of our branch-based savings accounts that comes with a passbook so you can track all your deposits, call our Dereham branch to book an appointment.

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Mortgage advice

To find you the right deal, expert advisers at Mortgage Advice Bureau will compare thousands of mortgages from over 90 different lenders.

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Savings accounts

From long term savings such as fixed rates and a Lifetime ISA through to easy access and tax-free ISAs, we have an account to suit all saving needs.

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Financial planning

Members can get financial planning advice from Wren Sterling. Planning for your future could be easier than you think and can be done today.

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Home insurance

Getting insurance for your home and belongings provides financial protection if you ever need to pay for replacements or repairs, caused by theft, fire, flood, loss or accidental damage.

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We can help with all your mortgage needs

If you've already got a Nottingham Building Society mortgage, we can help you understand all of the options available to you and can answer any questions you might have about your mortgage.

Or, if you're looking for a new mortgage deal, our friends over at Mortgage Advice Bureau can look at over 90 different lenders to find the right deal for you, whether that's Santander, Nationwide, Halifax or one of the other lenders they compare.

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See what our members are saying about us

Robert, October 2025

"Nottingham Building Society is a much needed asset to my local high street. I always receive excellent service and best of all is the fact I can call in to branch and talk to an actual person, which seems to be getting quite rare in these modern technical times. The staff at my branch are so friendly and very knowledgeable and professional. I come away feeling that I am valued as a customer."

Eric - October 2025

"Every time I go into branch I always feel welcome and always asked if I would like a drink, which I feel is a lovely touch. Everybody's very obliging and nothing is too much trouble whether I need advice or withdraw money. I also love how you still use passbooks as this is my personal preference."

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