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Neighbors blockade their street with wheelie bins to stop workers from parking outside homes

Furious neighbors blocked their street with wheelie bins in protest at hospital personnel and patients parking outside of their homes.

Residents of Alderton Route in Sherwood, Nottingham, have made the decision to act independently and place green bins along the road. This will prevent drivers from parking on yellow lines or across driveways.

Residents complain that parking has gotten harder recently. Many people think it’s because parking taxes at Queen’s Medical Center, City Hospital, and neighboring Queen’s Medical Center were reinstated.

In an effort to avoid paying expensive parking fines at the hospitals, employees and patients park on residential streets.

Residents living on Alderton Road in Nottingham have taken matters into their own hands, putting wheelie bins outside their homes in a bid to stop motorists from parking on the road

The additional parking has also had an impact on public transportation buses, and according to Nottingham City Transport, it has been required to detour or stop traffic along the route as a result.

Residents of Nottingham’s Alderton Road placed wheelie bins outside of their homes as a deterrent to drivers.

Residents want permission to develop roads around their neighborhood because they feel frustrated and are fed up.

Jessica Landa, a 29-year-old, claimed that during peak times, some cars block our driveway, making it difficult for us to move. On the hill at the root of the issue, yellow lines have been drawn, but that has just made things worse.

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“We would be able to do this road without permits. Everybody around has been calling the council to discuss it.

Sharon Saunders, a 45-year-old resident said, “I cannot get out sometimes because cars are in my way.” There are so many people here who park in such a stupid way that I put bins outside to discourage them from doing so.

“I tried getting on my driveway before but couldn’t because there were cars so close to me that I couldn’t turn in. For me to get into my driveway, I need to turn around and go very near others.

“Everyone parks along the double yellow lines.” There have been accidents there.

The owner of a blue badge who lives on the same street as the other blue badge holders claimed that sometimes drivers fail to heed her house’s sign and park in her driveway. As a result, she is unable to board her taxi.

Furious The 74-year-old Faye has lived in her house for 68 years. She claimed that although it is a concern because of her stroke, my house has a sign with a blue tag outside. I can easily find it and get into cabs. But people keep parking in the street. People frequently park somewhere else.

“I sometimes go to the shop, but if the taxi stops opposite me, it’s impossible for me to cross the street. It can sometimes stop at the center of the road, which then causes traffic to slow down.

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“It’s been terrible in the last few weeks, especially.” People are forced to pay for parking at Nottingham City Hospital.

Numerous locals bemoan how busy the road is during the workweek. In addition, this confusion led bus services to change their routes.

NCT’s head of marketing, Anthony Carver Smith, said that the Blue 40 bus had to be rerouted or scaled back on a number of occasions because Alderton Road had become impassable due to parked automobiles. We have a fresh issue to deal with, and we back any initiatives that would keep our buses running to the Edwards Lane estate.

The union that represents the NHS employees at the hospitals in Nottingham claimed that the current parking policies were nothing more than a money-grabbing scheme against the workers.

Locals have complained at how busy the road gets during the work-week, as bus services were also forced to divert their route because of the chaos

Parking fees at Queen’s Medical Center and City Hospital were resumed this week. The barrier will have signs that show how many parking spaces are still available as well as an automatic number plate recognition system.

Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust spokeswoman said, ‘We apologize to any residents who have been inconvenienced by staff parking on their streets. 

‘Staff who do not have a parking permit have access to a range of subsidized travel options including our free Medilink Bus, which serves all our hospital sites or can use the staff travel to work scheme to get discounts on local public transport.

‘We do not condone any illegal parking and if legal offsite parking is absolutely necessary our expectations of staff is to always be considerate to those living there.’

Source: dailymail.co.uk

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