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Sarah Greenslade, public affairs and communications officer at the British Parking Association looks at some of the problems and innovations in healthcare parking
Sarah Greenslade, Public Affairs and Communications Officer at the British Parking Association answers questions on the change in parking demand
Sarah Greenslade, Public Affairs and Communications Officer at the BPA, explains the full definitions of the concessionary parking groups
Stewart Clure and Grahame Rose collaborate in this Panel of Experts to answer some questions on the current state of NHS parking
Our Health Business Expert Panel come together to discuss the ongoing issues relating to hospital parking
Kelvin Reynolds explains why fair for all, but not free for all may be the best solution to hospital parking
In our first Health Business Panel of Experts we discuss the current state of parking on NHS sites
Around two thirds of the half million parking spaces across the NHS in England are used by staff. If drivers were offered alternative modes of transport, this could free up spaces and reduce air pollution
The BPA explain how hospital parking charges can be managed sensitively by taking into account the needs of patients and visitors
Should patients using NHS services be charged for parking? Glenn Dives of the British Parking Association explores the current situation
Dave Smith, of the British Parking Association, looks at the challenge of managing parking and ensuring fair access for everyone
Dave Smith, of the British Parking Association, looks at some of the measures in place to raise parking standards in the NHS
Keith Fowler, head of facilities services at Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust, explains the Professionalism in Parking Accreditation for parking in a hospital setting
The British Parking Association’s Nick Teasdale provides an introduction to a radical new accreditation for healthcare organisations: the Professionalism in Parking Accreditation.
Well designed and properly maintained parking provision is vital to the success of Britain’s hospitals and healthcare facilities. The British Parking Association’s Kelvin Reynolds looks at a healthy approach to good parking practice
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Sarah Greenslade, public affairs and communications officer at the British Parking Association looks at some of the problems and innovations in healthcare parking
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