Wardens slap £130 parking tickets on ambulances bringing cancer patients to one of London
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Traffic wardens have been slammed for slapping ambulances for cancer patients with £130 parking fines outside a major London hospital.
Private ambulances and cars are being given the penalties for leaving their vehicles near University College Hospital's Macmillan Cancer Centre in Bloomsbury while they change shifts or take in non-emergency patients.
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The vehicles are leased by security firm G4S, which has a private transport contract with the hospital, and it is understood the firm has racked up tens of thousands of pounds in tickets in nearly two years.
| Traffic wardens have been slammed for slapping ambulances for cancer patients with £130 parking fines outside a major London hospital.
Private ambulances and cars are being given the penalties for leaving their vehicles near University College Hospital's Macmillan Cancer Centre in Bloomsbury while they change shifts or take in non-emergency patients.