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"Disabled parking"

About: South Tyneside District Hospital

(as a carer),

My wife became ill and I drove her to hospital for treatment and parked in a disabled space only to receive a parking penalty notice. It is impossible to telephone the parking authority in order to better understand the situation and as a result, she decided to pay the fine thinking that we had forgotten to display her disabled card. Unfortunately a few weeks later her condition returned and once again we made an emergency visit to the hospital and definitely displayed her parking permit upon the dashboard only to receive yet another parking fine. We have appealed against this penalty notice but have had no correspondence in return. I am very concerned that the official time lapse Mmy run out and we will be penalised as a result. We were visiting family when the penalty notice was delivered and were unable to reply any quicker as their is no facility to telephone and the only way to communicate is via e mail.

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Response from South Tyneside District Hospital 7 years ago
South Tyneside District Hospital
Submitted on 12/07/2016 at 10:23
Published on nhs.uk on 13/07/2016 at 02:30


Thank you for posting comments on NHS Choices regarding your recent attendance at South Tyneside District Hospital. I am sorry to learn that you have received a Parking Notice from Parking Eye when you are a disabled badge holder.

If you could please contact our Customer Services Department on 0191 404 1072 or e-mail customer.services@stft.nhs.uk with your reference number, they will be able to assist you with your appeal to ensure your disabled badge is registered on the system.

Thank you for leaving your comments on NHS Choices.

Customer Services Department

South Tyneside NHS Foundation Trust

Telephone: 0191 404 1072

E-mail: customer.services@stft.nhs.uk

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