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NHS Trusts Pocket Record £300 Million from Parking Charges

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Hospitals in England collected a record £300 million from parking charges over the last year alone, according to figures published in. This represents a 10 per cent increase from the £271 million collected the previous year. Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust ranked second in revenue generation, collecting almost £7 million, while University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire collected £10.2 million.

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Why it matters

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The health service has received over £1.7 billion from parking payments since 2018. Politicians have labeled the revenue stream a 'tax on the sick' and have demanded that the fees be reduced. This scrutiny affects the operational revenue of NHS Trusts operating within England.

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  • Dorset HealthCare University NHS Foundation TrustSpeculative

    Dorset HealthCare University NHS Foundation Trust might face pressure to reduce parking fees, potentially impacting its revenue stream.

  • Manchester University NHS Foundation TrustSpeculative

    Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust could see its revenue from parking charges reduced due to political demands.

  • Devon Partnership NHS TrustSpeculative

    Devon Partnership NHS Trust may face political pressure regarding its parking revenue, which could affect its income.

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