A health trust defends the rises saying costs of maintaining parking facilities have gone up.
By Steve Mellen and Tess de la MareA higher-than-usual parking fee rise for staff at a town's hospital has been branded unfair by union bosses.
Staff are charged for parking based on their salary bands, with those on the lowest wages paying the cheapest fees.For example, lowest-paid staff who work five days a week at the hospital are facing a monthly price rise from £21.82 to £24.75. "I feel that nurses are over a barrel on this because they can't not pay, they can't not park, because that would mean that they couldn't go to work. There's no parking around the hospital."
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