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I am currently unemployed (awaiting decision on benefits) and my partner is on maternity leave until January, last week she was taken in to Castle Hill hospital Hull for a radical hysterectomy as a result of cervical cancer where she had to sat for 7 days, I visited everyday and had to pay to cross the Humber Bridge in both directions daily as well as parking (and obviously petrol) at the hospital.
I have been told that I may be able to claim these expenses back but am unsure whether this is true and how I would go about it?
Any advice greatly accepted.
If you are in receipt of benefits you can reclaim that cost of visiting your partner in hospital - you should do this by visiting/contacting the finance department/general office at the hospital. They will need to see proof of benefits.
Reclaimin parking costs and bridge toll
leave until January, last week she was taken in to Castle Hill hospital Hull for a radical hysterectomy as a result of cervical cancer where she had to sat for 7 days, I visited everyday and had to pay to cross the Humber Bridge in both directions daily as well as parking (and obviously petrol) at the hospital.
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