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Closed petition Forever Free Parking for NHS and Care Workers

As a way of saying Thank You to all the frontline workers of the NHS and Care Workers. I would like the Government make it law that no NHS or Care Worker that has to park in NHS car parks will never have to pay for it again.

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I think that the fact that these people put their lives on the line every time they went to work, not knowing what may happen to them without a second thought. They put their jobs before themselves and families and did it not only day by day but also for longer hours that normally would not work. To do this would be a very small way of saying thank you.

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Government responds to public petition on NHS parking charges

We're writing to let you know that the Government has responded to a public (paper) petition about NHS Parking charges, presented to the House of Commons by Zarah Sultana MP, on behalf of residents of the constituency of Coventry South.

The petition urges the Government to scrap hospital parking charges for staff, patients, and visitors.

You can read the petition and the Government's response here: https://hansard.parliament.uk/commons/2020-11-02/debates/20110260000129/NHSParkingCharges

You can find out more about public (paper) petitions here: https://www.parliament.uk/get-involved/sign-a-petition/paper-petitions/

MPs to debate parking charges for NHS staff at hospitals during the covid-19 outbreak

MPs will debate parking charges for NHS staff at hospitals during the covid-19 outbreak on Tuesday 1 December in Westminster Hall.

This will be a general debate. General debates allow MPs to debate important issues, however they do not end in a vote nor can they change the law.

The debate will start at 4.00pm and last for 30 minutes.

Watch the debate here: https://www.parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/0ba59eed-7be2-4fb9-b319-08a00bdef6fa

Find out more about how Parliamentary debates work: https://www.parliament.uk/about/how/business/debates/