Important information

Parking Process for Blue Badge Holders

All Blue Badge holders must supply their Blue Badge to the front desk as soon as you arrive at the Health Centre. You will be asked to input your car registration number into the tablet, under the Blue Badge Holder section of the tablet. Any Blue Badge holders who do not give their Blue Badge details to the front desk or input their registration into the tablet, will receive a £100 fine (reduced to £60 if paid within 14 days) payable to the external parking company.

The process for Blue Badge Holder parking process is as follows:

  1. Patients who hold a blue badge are required to park in a disabled bay (if non are available any free space can be utilized) and come to the reception desk.
  2. Blue Bage Holders must then present their Blue Badge details to the reception desk.
  3. The Reception team will then present the tablet to the Blue Badge Holder. 
  4. The patient must add their details into the Blue Badge Holder section of the tablet. 
  5. Blue Badge Holders must repeat this process for every visit

Patients CANNOT be added as a permanent user

Important Information:

  • Blue Badge holders must park and supply their details to the front desk within the 10-minute grace period or they will receive a £100 fine, payable to the external parking company.
  • Non-Blue Badge holders, Visitors who are not PCN, Trust staff, PLT reps or Communicare drivers are NOT permitted to park on the car park and will receive a £100 fine.
  • Unfortunately, we have a restricted list for permanent registrations, and we must reserve this for our team. Therefore, we are not able to add Blue Badge holders to the system permanently.
  • Blue Badge holders do not need to return their Blue Badge to their vehicle once registered in the Health Centre, this is because our car park is controlled by ANPR cameras and not a traffic warden.

Mounjaro (Tirzepatide) access in Cheshire and Merseyside

We are receiving a number of enquiries about the availability of the Tirzepatide (Mounjaro®) weight-loss drug which has been approved by NHS England for eligible patients.
 
Current guidance is that anyone with a BMI of 40 or higher, and with four or more of the qualifying comorbidities (hypertension, dyslipidaemia, obstructive sleep apnoea, cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes) will be eligible for assessment to identify their suitability for Mounjaro.
Anyone who doesn’t meet the criteria will not be eligible for assessment.
 

NHS Cheshire and Merseyside is currently in the process of establishing new community-based weight management services, which are set to roll out on a phased basis.   

We’re working as quickly as possible to make these services available across Cheshire and Merseyside.

We’ll update our website and share information with local partners as soon as the new service is active.

Please don’t contact your GP before we confirm the new service is available in your area, as they won’t be able to refer you.

Page last reviewed: 24 June 2025
Page created: 24 June 2025