They have hit back
Dejected hospital workers in Nottingham say they feel like they are being 'kicked in the teeth' by both bosses and the public as they continue to be forced to park on the street. More staff at City Hospital have spoken to Nottinghamshire Live about their parking frustration since charges were reintroduced by Nottingham University Hospitals .
One such disgruntled worker, healthcare assistant Jillian Whiting, said she had little other options after applying to NUH for a permit in 2019 and "consistently hearing nothing back". "It's just so unfair," said the Carlton 53-year-old.
Martine Proctor, an auxiliary nurse from Arnold, said the reintroduction of car park charges left her with no choice but to relocate to City Hospital from QMC, where she also parks on the street. "I had to leave my team of over five years," said the 53-year-old. Referencing protesting members of the public, she said: "I feel we are being kicked in the teeth because two years ago we were heroes. I don't think they understand we are not allowed to park there. It's ridiculous.
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