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1. www.lincolnshire.gov.uk › bluebadgeBlue Badge scheme – Lincolnshire County Council

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   The Disabled Person's Parking Badge scheme, also known as the Blue Badge scheme, helps people who have an ongoing substantial disability or condition which can restrict and impair them....

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     To apply for a Blue Badge, we require proof of identity,...

2. www.lincolnshire.gov.uk › blue-badge-scheme › 2Blue Badge scheme – Lincolnshire County Council

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   To apply for a Blue Badge, we require proof of identity, which can be a photo or scan of your passport, driving licence or birth certificate. If you are renewing a blue badge and we already...

3. www.lincolnshire.gov.uk › cf-badge-rlsbbBlue Badge scheme – Lincolnshire County Council

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   You should report a stolen badge to the police. Blue Badges are valuable in the wrong hands. If the badge was issued by us: Email: disabledcarparking@lincolnshire.gov.uk. Call: 01522...

4. www.mygov.scot › apply-blue-badgeApply for or renew a Blue Badge - mygov.scot

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   Contact your local council if you need help applying for a Blue Badge. Some councils will help you with your application over the phone.

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   You can also apply using a paper application form. You need to get this from your local council. Some councils have the forms on their website. There are 6 different forms depending on why you’re applying. It’s helpful to know which one you need before you contact the council. 1. Automatically qualify for a Blue Badge 2. Unable to walk or virtually...

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   The charge for a Blue Badge can be up to £20. Your local council decides on the charge for a Blue Badge and you pay the money to them.

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   Your local council processes your application. They'll also let you know if you need to go to a mobility assessment. A mobility assessment is a meeting with a healthcare professional who will check if you're: 1. eligible for a Blue Badge 2. getting all the support you need to get around

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   Your local council processes Blue Badge applications and Covid is still affecting some council services. This could mean your local council may not be able to process applications as quickly as they usually would. They make take longer than usual to send you a reply. Your local council should give you a decision in around 12 weeks. If your applicat...

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   If you do not live in Scotland, you should apply for a Blue Badge with: 1. GOV.UKif you live in England and Wales. 2. NI directif you live in Northern Ireland. Get further help with a Blue Badge

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5. www.gov.uk › apply-blue-badgeApply for or renew a Blue Badge - GOV.UK

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   Check your eligibility and apply for a Blue Badge. You can also use this service to reapply for a Blue Badge. You can apply for yourself, someone else or an organisation.

6. www.transport.gov.scot › blue-badge-schemeBlue Badge scheme | Transport Scotland

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   The blue badge scheme supports those with a disability to lead independent lives. The badge provides parking concessions for on-street parking, allowing badge holders to park close to where they need to go.

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   Where can I Find my Blue Badge in Lincoln?

   • You can use the location centre to check the parking status of the roads in Lincoln. You can check where you can use your Blue Badge and which other European countries recognise it through the gov.uk website . If you relocate to another county in England, your Blue Badge will remain valid until its expiration date.

   Blue Badge scheme – Lincolnshire County Council

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   What is a blue badge & how does it work?

   • The blue badge scheme supports those with a disability to lead independent lives. The badge provides parking concessions for on-street parking, allowing badge holders to park close to where they need to go.

   Blue Badge scheme | Transport Scotland

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   How long does a blue badge last?

   • A Blue Badge usually lasts for 3 years. You need to reapply for it every 3 years. If you do not live in Scotland, you should apply for a Blue Badge with: GOV.UK if you live in England and Wales. NI direct if you live in Northern Ireland. Get further help with a Blue Badge

   Apply for or renew a Blue Badge - mygov.scot

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   Who can apply for a blue badge?

   • You can apply for yourself, someone else or an organisation. The Blue Badge is issued to a person, not a vehicle. The badge holder must be in the vehicle when it is being used unless they are being picked up or dropped off. Read more about the rights and responsibilities of Blue Badge Holders.

   Blue Badge scheme – Lincolnshire County Council

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   How do I get a blue badge?

   • Contact your local council if you need help applying for a Blue Badge. Some councils will help you with your application over the phone. You can apply for a Blue Badge yourself, for someone else, or for an organisation who meets the criteria. You can also apply using a paper application form. You need to get this from your local council.

   Apply for or renew a Blue Badge - mygov.scot

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   What does the disabled person's parking badges (Scotland) Act 2014 mean for local authorities?

   • The Disabled Person’s Parking Badges (Scotland) Act 2014 strengthens enforcement powers for local authorities when dealing with blue badge misuse. In summary, the provisions: introduce a requirement for local authorities to have a review process in place for applicants who have been refused a blue badge.

   Blue Badge scheme | Transport Scotland

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8. www.gov.uk › blue-badge-scheme-information-councilBlue Badge scheme: information from your council - GOV.UK

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   You can apply for a Blue Badge online if you live in England or Wales. Find out more about the Blue Badge scheme if you’re in Scotland or Northern Ireland. Driving with medical...