Entablature has relief panels illustrating coal mining, agriculture and engineering.
It is of three and a half storeys, Italianate, sparing in motifs and of high quality. The theory that it was only the top floor that was added is to be preferred over Pevsner's version. A pleasant and unassertive building, with a rather skinny porch. The new extension to the bank, on the left of the picture above, really ought to have its own page to explain just how awful it is. The decorative panels on the front facade are in very deep relief and now seem to be in need of a bit of cleaning and restoration.