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Hospital Car Parking Charges - Extra Costs For Disabled People

EDM number 991 in 2017-19, proposed by Robert Halfon on 27/02/2018.
Categorised under the topics of Equality, Health services and Roads.

That this House notes that the Government issued guidance in 2014 recommending that concessions or free parking should be available to blue badge holders at NHS hospitals in England; further notes that, despite this guidance, almost half of NHS hospitals in England charge blue badge holders to park; understands that hospital car parking charges present an extra cost for disabled people; acknowledges new research carried out by Scope, the disability charity, that disabled people can face extra costs of £570 a month related to their impairment or condition; recognises that hospital car parking charges are an unfair extra cost affecting the most vulnerable in society; and therefore urges the Government to scrap hospital car parking charges at NHS hospitals in England.

This motion has been signed by a total of 7 MPs.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
Robert Halfon27/02/2018HarlowConservativeProposed
Jim Shannon28/02/2018StrangfordDUPSeconded
Jim Cunningham28/02/2018Coventry SouthLabourSeconded
Bob Blackman28/02/2018Harrow EastConservativeSeconded
Thelma Walker05/03/2018Colne ValleyLabourSeconded
Mary Glindon07/03/2018North TynesideLabourSeconded
David Crausby16/05/2018Bolton North EastLabourSigned

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