The completed building boasts a grander entrance,

and feature window on the first floor, than the original design

The Fosbrooke Road side of the building

incorporates the entrance to the first floor flat

(below)

The Banking Hall measures 38' 3" x 21' 0", off which are the strongroom (7' 6" x 6' 6") and the staff messroom (12' 0" x 10' 0")

The three-bedroom flat above the branch has its main access from Fosbrooke Road.

A steel staircase at the rear of the property rises to a concrete landing from which doors

open to the flat's scullery and coal storage area.

 

 

Heybarnes branch was not a successful office and was closed on September 4th 1948.

Not long afterwards, the building was sold (or possibly rented) to the National Union of Public Employees.

The Midland Division of the Union used the ground floor as office premises and, in 1970, applied

for planning permission to convert the residential accommodation on the first floor to also use as office space.

Later, the premises were used to accommodate the Qamarul Islam Mosque