Parking Newsletter
Traffic Updates
Evolution Road


The strengthening works will continue this weekend Evolution Road will be closed at the Estates junction from 9am on Friday 15 November until 4 30pm on Monday 18 November
The road will be open ‘exit only’ from 4 30pm on Monday 18 November
From Tuesday 19 November, the strengthening works will move to the Stretton House junction
Parking Updates
FAQ: What can I do to help parking on site?
We are asking everyone who can use the Park & Ride, to use the service We do understand that for some colleagues this might not be possible The more people who use the Park & Ride, the more spaces are available for those colleagues who really cannot use the service We wish to support colleagues’ individual circumstances which may stop them using Park & Ride. We would ask them to discuss these issues with their Manager and HR Business Partner to see how the Trust can support them

Colleagues parking on residential roads
We are still getting reports from nearby residents that hospital colleagues are parking on nearby streets and walking to workthere have been reports of staff parking on corners, and covering dropped kerbs and limiting public access
The worst affected roads are Squinter Pip Way and Somerby Drive (highlighted in red)
We are asking everyone to help us be responsible neighbours, by not parking on residential streets close to the hospital for work
The Park & Ride times will be extended from Monday and we would encourage everyone to use this free service and park your car securely at Oxon
New cycle shelter at PRH
Our new staff secure cycle shelter at PRH is now operational It is located by the entrance to Silkin Way and close to the Women and Children’s Centre
To gain access, please email the following details to sath.greenertravels@nhs.net
Type of bike ie hybrid, commuter, racer, mountain, folding, ebike
Colour and brand
Where you intend cycling from? Postcode or district (Gains Park / Hadley)
Contact details ie department, site, email & internal phone number

FAQ: I have a permit but cannot find a space, what happens if I park in a patient car park?
If you park in a patient car park, then you must pay the public rate via the pay machines If you do not pay the public rate for the length of your stay, then you will receive a parking enforcement notice