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Call for NHS nurses to petition prime minister Gordon Brown over car parking

Help Nursing Times lobby prime minister Gordon Brown over car parking charges for nurses by signing our petition

Register your opposition to car parking charges by signing an online petition to prime minister Gordon Brown

Nurses are being called on to petition prime minister Gordon Brown to abolish hospital car parking charges across the NHS.

Nursing Times is calling on nurses and other health professionals to support its 'Free Parking, clampdown on unfair charges for nurses' campaign by signing an online petition at the prime minister's website.

The campaign calls on the government and NHS in England and Northern Ireland to follow the examples set by Scotland and Wales and abolish hospital car parking charges for nurses. 

Please help us gather support on this important issue by signing up to the e-petition in support of the campaign.

Nursing Times has also created a fake parking permit that nurses can place in their car window in support of the campiagn. To download and print yours click here

Click here to read NT's feature 'Why are nurses still paying to park?'
  

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Reader Response

Added: Thursday, 4 December 2008 15:49 GMT
Anonymous, hertz, United Kingdom

please i will like to comment on this parking issue,because its giving me much concren that each time i come to work in the hospital i've to pay car parking fee or they take it from my salary its ridiculous,it had to stop.if i work seven days in a week i pay four pounds every day which is twenty one pounds for a week.how much then do i earn?please am in support of this free car parking for nurses and health professionals. thanks


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Added: Thursday, 4 December 2008 15:43 GMT
Anonymous, hertz, United Kingdom

i enjoy reading nusingtimes cos it keeps me up to date on what is happening.thanks


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