Notts.b/s.7 7/8 Regulatory News (NOTP)

SIMON BAUM JOINS THE NOTTINGHAM AS NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Nottingham, UK 27 June - The Nottingham Building Society is delighted to announce the appointment of Simon Baum to the board as Non-Executive Director.

Baum brings over 30 years retail financial experience from companies including Alliance & Leicester, Santander and Experian.

David Marlow, Chief Executive at The Nottingham, said: "We are delighted to welcome Simon to our board. His history at some of the UK's major financial services companies along with his expertise and vast experience in credit and financial risk, make him a huge asset to our business as we broaden our services and seek to reach new members."

Simon commented on his appointment: "It's a pleasure to be joining the board of The Nottingham at such an exciting time. From what I have seen thus far, it's an innovative and forward-thinking team with ambitious growth plans and a solid strategy. I am looking forward to being part of the society's next chapter."

Simon took up his new position at The Nottingham from 18 June 2018 and joins fellow non-executive directors John Edwards, Kerry Spooner, Andrew Neden, Kavita Patel and Jane Kibbey.

ENDS

For further information please contact: Natalie Fox, Senior Communications Manager on 0115 956 4491 or natalie.fox@thenottingham.com

Notes to editor:  The Nottingham is an award-winning building society and estate agency operating online and via its network, spanning 67 branches across 11 counties. The eighth largest building society in the UK by assets, with the fifth biggest branch presence, The Nottingham offers a broad range of building society services such as mortgages and savings as well as independent financial planning, whole-of-market mortgage advice and local estate agency services.

Founded in 1849, The Nottingham is a mutual building society owned by its members with a long and proud history of offering financial support and advice to local communities. Through its Doing Good Together programme, the Society has donated over £800,000 to help communities in its heartland prosper.

www.thenottingham.com