Stockport Council is due to debate a motion about the state of the hospital on Thursday, with councillors facing calls to “urgently fund repairs”, the Local Democracy Reporting Service said.
Liberal Democrat MP Tom Morrison, a former councillor in Stockport, said: “Our NHS staff at Stepping Hill have been working miracles in buildings that are literally crumbling around them.
“I’ve spoken to nurses who’ve had to move patients because of water coming through the ceiling.
“It’s simply not good enough – not for our staff who give everything every single day and certainly not for our residents who deserve so much better.
“While 40 hospitals across the country were chosen for restoration funding, Stepping Hill was left out.”
Thursday’s council motion claims Health and Social Care Secretary Wes Streeting and Health Minister Karin Smyth have both been invited to visit the hospital but neither have so far done so.
Morrison added: “It’s deeply disappointing that [they] haven’t found the time to visit.
“If they did, they’d understand why this can’t wait any longer.”