People will not be allowed to park without a valid reason
sites has continued to increase, resulting in rising levels of complaints and a high instance of inappropriate parking that poses a serious risk to health and safety.
“Parking at these sites is for patients, carers, volunteers, visitors and staff but unfortunately high numbers of unauthorised people are parking on our sites which causes significant disruption and reduces availability of spaces for those who have a legitimate reason to access site car parks.“In order to tackle this problem, anyone seeking to park without a valid reason will not be permitted to gain access. Patients and visitors will not be required to divulge any confidential information.
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