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Hollywood actor opens community bank driven by church minister

HOLLYWOOD film star Michael Sheen has officially opened a new branch of a community bank spearheaded by a Church of Scotland minister.

The actor joined the Rev Iain May at the premises of Castle Community Bank on Great Junction Street in Edinburgh.

The minister of South Leith Parish Church used to work for the Royal Bank of Scotland, American Express and Allied Irish Banks.

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