How enforceable is this PCN

Pudsey Bear

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This is my second, the problem is when I get there sometimes there is nowhere to park even before 7am as a lot of the cancer patients need prep early, and usually due to the treatment I need to get to a toilet after having travelled at least an hour.

This has just been cancelled but I'd like to know for the future.

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Me and Bill have had the same problems I have had 5 hospital appointments in 3 weeks when we get there there is absolutely no spare parking although we would never park in an ambulance bay we have been parking on double yellows in the carpark after looking at who gets the fine money NHS trust or a private parking company it turns out at this particular hospital the trust gets most of it so we took the view of if we get fined we will just pay up and think of it as an NHS donation but so far we have got away with it.
 
Parking seems to be a nightmare at hospitals now. Couldn't find a space yesterday intitially and so just dropped off and when I tried again an hour later still no places so had to just abandon the car in a safeish place in th car park for an hour or so :(
 
My problem is once I get there I'm in need of a loo and I have to get the scooter out too, there is a multi storey car park but thar is full by 6am, and not a safe place to be on a scooter.
 
The hospital I have to attend has just started major construction work and as a consequence have closed two car parks and reduced the others to short stay (90 mins max) itdoesn't affect thetwo car parks for disabled blue badge holders, there is a car park a little distance away for use by hospital users with a park and ride in operation to the hospital, last time I attended I was in the van so couldn't access any of the car parks as it's too big so I parked outside the cancer unit in a drop off parking space fortunately I was only ther for a blood test so was in and out within 20 mins. The major construction work going on is to build a multi story car park which everyone said was needed when they built the hospital.
 
First of its an invoice which of course you do not need to pay as you never agreed to any contract, my hospital gives you a free ticket for carpark, but as i said to wife what if someone only had a camper as nowhere to park it as hight is a problem on entering it.
 
I know you shouldn't have to, but maybe stop for a Mc5h1t on the way?
I have to leave it as late as possible Steve, or they will.make me have an enema.

I got here extra early today and the place is deserted so no problem parking, went inside and almost all the seating was taken up with people sleeping 20241121_070020.jpg
 
Jeffmossy & I are volunteer responders @ The Royal Oldham Hospital which we have been for some years we take various patients to appointments nearly all go on about the parking some saying that sometimes they have to park very far away or over an hour making them late for appointments they dont need anymore anxiety before they get to there appointments & some won't see them if there late
 
I live an hour away so like an early appointment, I was there by 06:50 for an enema at 07:30, then drink 500ml water at 08:15, for the 08:45 therapy just to miss the traffic and find a place to park near the hospital usually I can get a disabled spot with in the MS carpark and near to the door, stupidly you still have to go outside for about 200 yards to get to the entrance, I got soaked today, my Wednesday app is at 08:20, 09:05, 09:35 so I have to take Liz with me to find somewhere to park.
 
The hospital I have to attend has just started major construction work and as a consequence have closed two car parks and reduced the others to short stay (90 mins max) itdoesn't affect thetwo car parks for disabled blue badge holders, there is a car park a little distance away for use by hospital users with a park and ride in operation to the hospital, last time I attended I was in the van so couldn't access any of the car parks as it's too big so I parked outside the cancer unit in a drop off parking space fortunately I was only ther for a blood test so was in and out within 20 mins. The major construction work going on is to build a multi story car park which everyone said was needed when they built the hospital.
I presume you mean the Royal Derby Hospital, it is a nightmare at the moment but it hasn't been easy to park there for a long time, after struggling to park a few times we have now started having appointments at Ilkeston Hospital if possible, easy free parking and the same consultant.
Blood test are easier at Burton on Trent, register your blue badge and registration number by phone and you just park ln any car park free and drive out when you have finished.
 

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