Corrections and Updates Policy
Our corrections policy explains how users can report outdated links, numbers, addresses, maps or official-source changes.
Why corrections matter
Building society users need accurate public information. A wrong phone number, old branch address, outdated map pin or broken official link can waste time and may create risk if a user follows an unofficial source. That is why we maintain a corrections process for every page on this site.
What users can report
How we review corrections
- We read the user report and identify the affected page.
- We compare the detail with official or high-quality public sources.
- We update the guide when the correction is supported by reliable evidence.
- We rewrite wording when a page could mislead users or needs stronger context.
- For sensitive financial topics, we add extra reminders to check official sources.
Update frequency
We aim to refresh important pages when official details change, when a user reports an error, when a building society changes its website or branch information, or when regulatory guidance affects how users should verify information.
We do not claim that every phone number, map, branch opening time or product detail is live every minute of the day. Instead, we clearly guide users to official sources and maintain a human review process to improve accuracy over time.