Hi Fred, Did you find out any info on Bank-related deaths/attempted suicides? I'd also be interested to find out what the response from your MP is. Best Wishes Sally.

Something should be done about the RBS before something like this (or worse) happens again. If anyone is willing to take on the RBS and needs documented evidence of mismanagement, lies threats, errors, false accounting etc. etc. I have plenty of documents + recorded telephone conversations that an be used to support these claims. The RBS now want us to sign a "Drop hands agreement", but I would rather not sign if something good could come from our 6years of hell in the hands of RBS, as maybe together we can stop something like this happening to other people? Very Brief outline of our RBS Problems. My husband and I been in a battle with the RBS since 2005 when we raised a concern about bank errors on our account expecting the problem to be easily rectified but instead they started to lie, ignore and then threaten us. It's so unbelievable the dirty tricks the RBS use that other people think you're exaggerating. They added £thousands in solicitors fees, court fees, search fees etc. to our account which I'm pretty sure they can't do. They took us to court twice trying to get a summary judgement but failed and it went in our favour. They stopped the 3rd Court Trail shortly before the date against our wishes as we had so much evidence to back up our claims we were prepared to go to court (as we'd been making payments to stop us getting a bad credit rating we believed they'd have to get our permission first, but they didn't) The bank had also suddenly stopped the payments we were paying via their solicitor going into the correct account and then claimed we had not been paying. The CAB, Solicitors, Trading Standards etc, etc. either couldn't or wouldn't help and the Ombudsman just made matters far worse. We had to fight the RBS ourselves which I do not recommend as it consumes your whole life, but is there anyone out their that is willing to take on the RBS and stop this evil madness? If nothing is done to stop the bank acting in this way very soon, I'm sure we will soon be seeing more tragedies far worse than poor Byron's in the news pretty soon.