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Hospital Car Parking For Patients With Brain Injury (No.3)

EDM number 976 in 2017-19, proposed by Robert Halfon on 26/02/2018.
Categorised under the topics of Diseases, Health services and Roads.

That this House notes that brain injury patients often require long hospital stays; further notes that such patients and their families are often subject to steep car parking charges at NHS hospitals in England; is disappointed to find that the wife of a brain tumour patient was recently not made aware of concession schemes for long-term patients; understands that she consequently paid over £10 a day for parking for the first 12 days of her husband's stay; is concerned by the inadequate information provided by hospitals about concessionary schemes where they do exist; recognises that parking charges are unfair to long-term patients; and urges the Government to find ways to abolish parking charges for long-stay patients at NHS hospitals in England.

This motion has been signed by a total of 10 MPs.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
Robert Halfon26/02/2018HarlowConservativeProposed
Jim Shannon27/02/2018StrangfordDUPSeconded
Jim Cunningham27/02/2018Coventry SouthLabourSeconded
Michael Penning27/02/2018Hemel HempsteadConservativeSeconded
Bob Blackman27/02/2018Harrow EastConservativeSeconded
Thelma Walker05/03/2018Colne ValleyLabourSeconded
Mary Glindon07/03/2018North TynesideLabourSigned
Martin Vickers08/03/2018CleethorpesConservativeSigned
Lloyd Russell-Moyle19/03/2018Brighton, KemptownLabour/Co-operativeSigned
David Crausby16/05/2018Bolton North EastLabourSigned

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