Improve Parking & Access at the JR and Churchill Hospitals
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Elaine Shelley
1 month ago
Patients can be stressed attending hospitals and the added stress trying to. Park is nit needed it is not always possible to.use public transport
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Supporter
1 month ago
Both hospitals are vert busy and definitely need more parking spaces
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Vicky Allsop
1 month ago
Being disabled and having cancer I need to be able to park in a disabled space. Also bringing my blind son and his pregnant wife to maternity is an absolute nightmare with builders taking up so many parking spaces
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Kimiko Kitashima
1 month ago
Would cut down appointments being late for if there was more parking. People wouldn’t then need to park their cars in no parking areas which makes it more difficult too get through as they block up what little space there is
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David Humphrey
1 month ago
I have to visit the eye hospital on a regular basis. My wife has to drive as I can't. It usually takes at least 30 minutes to find a parking space.
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Christine Mansfield
1 month ago
The hospital badly needs more parking for both staff and patients alike. Not always suitable to come and go by bus when people live miles outside the city.
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Rose Aldgate
1 month ago
Need easy parking when unwell. I have to go regularly to eye hospital for monitoring and can take a bus on those occasions but when needing A and E due to no ambulance, I couldn’t park when having a suspected stroke so went home.
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June White
1 month ago
Too stressful to get there after traffic charges then no where to park !! …. Greatworry bus takes too long for appointments
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sharen balderson
1 month ago
nightmare to guarantee parking in time for appointments,if you really are not well,or have hurt arm,leg,back,a bus trip is'nt the answer,you cannot keep loading more onto the hospital without sorting parking,need three people for one appointment,patient, someone to accompany them,and one driving to drop them off, then drive around until parking space is available!
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Susan Parrott
1 month ago
Our family all use this hospital and lack of parking makes it so stressful when going for appointments or visiting someone.
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Supporter
1 month ago
Because I too, have experienced the trauma of finding a parking space during an emergency visit.
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Stephen Soffe
1 month ago
The current parking situation is a complete joke. I have to park in headington to ensure I can get to any appointments…
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Matthew reeves
1 month ago
We visit regularly for many reasons, having to leave an hour earlier than needed just to allow time to find a spot.
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Chris Ward
1 month ago
Travel difficulty is a major additional stress on top of medical problems. Waiting 45 minutes for a blue badge space is unacceptable.
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Jill Elbourn
1 month ago
It is so stressful to park for everyone, particularly for those visiting very sick relatives or taking elderly patients to appointments.
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Andree Curtis
1 month ago
Can never find any disabled parking in JR.Always have to wait and risk running late for appointment.
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Steve Smith
1 month ago
Because you can never get a parking space
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Andrea Spink
1 month ago
Myself and my husband regularly take his elderly parents to hospital appointments and they both struggle with the park and ride buses.
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Jane Krebs
1 month ago
Accessibility is essential and it starts with roads and parking.
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Martin Bowsher
1 month ago
We have to use the Churchill from time to time, nobody wants to but alas it’s necessary.
The visit would be so much more less stressful if we were able to park more easily.
Patients can be stressed attending hospitals and the added stress trying to. Park is nit needed it is not always possible to.use public transport
Both hospitals are vert busy and definitely need more parking spaces
Being disabled and having cancer I need to be able to park in a disabled space. Also bringing my blind son and his pregnant wife to maternity is an absolute nightmare with builders taking up so many parking spaces
Would cut down appointments being late for if there was more parking. People wouldn’t then need to park their cars in no parking areas which makes it more difficult too get through as they block up what little space there is
I have to visit the eye hospital on a regular basis. My wife has to drive as I can't. It usually takes at least 30 minutes to find a parking space.
The hospital badly needs more parking for both staff and patients alike. Not always suitable to come and go by bus when people live miles outside the city.
Need easy parking when unwell. I have to go regularly to eye hospital for monitoring and can take a bus on those occasions but when needing A and E due to no ambulance, I couldn’t park when having a suspected stroke so went home.
Too stressful to get there after traffic charges then no where to park !! …. Greatworry bus takes too long for appointments
nightmare to guarantee parking in time for appointments,if you really are not well,or have hurt arm,leg,back,a bus trip is'nt the answer,you cannot keep loading more onto the hospital without sorting parking,need three people for one appointment,patient, someone to accompany them,and one driving to drop them off, then drive around until parking space is available!
Our family all use this hospital and lack of parking makes it so stressful when going for appointments or visiting someone.
Because I too, have experienced the trauma of finding a parking space during an emergency visit.
The current parking situation is a complete joke. I have to park in headington to ensure I can get to any appointments…
We visit regularly for many reasons, having to leave an hour earlier than needed just to allow time to find a spot.
Travel difficulty is a major additional stress on top of medical problems. Waiting 45 minutes for a blue badge space is unacceptable.
It is so stressful to park for everyone, particularly for those visiting very sick relatives or taking elderly patients to appointments.
Can never find any disabled parking in JR.Always have to wait and risk running late for appointment.
Because you can never get a parking space
Myself and my husband regularly take his elderly parents to hospital appointments and they both struggle with the park and ride buses.
Accessibility is essential and it starts with roads and parking.
We have to use the Churchill from time to time, nobody wants to but alas it’s necessary. The visit would be so much more less stressful if we were able to park more easily.