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If you apply for a badge because you get a time-limited qualifying benefit, your badge will be valid for as long as you still qualify for that benefit (if that's less than 3 years). Blue badges applied for online each month. 700 blue badges are applied for oneline each month, up 200 a month from 2016.
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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.
There’s a different way to apply if you’re in Northern Ireland.
A Blue Badge costs up to £10 in England and £20 in Scotland. It’s free in Wales.
They usually last up to 3 years.
You must reapply for a Blue Badge before your current one expires.
You’ll need a recent digital photo showing your head and shoulders.
You’ll also need a photo or scan of your:
•proof of identity (such as a birth certificate, passport or driving licence)
•proof of address (such as a Council Tax bill or government letter)
•proof of benefits (if you get any)
You’ll also need to know:
How you pay depends on your local council. They’ll usually make a decision within 12 weeks.
Your council should tell you why you’re not eligible for a Blue Badge.
You can ask them to reconsider your case if you do not think all the important information you provided was taken into account.
For questions about the Blue Badge scheme contact your local council.
Got a question? Contact form - blue badge enquiries. Phone: 0300 123 4042. Textphone/ Minicom: 18001 01992934479 (through Text Relay) Phone lines are open: Monday to Friday – 8.30am - 5.30pm. Lines are closed on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.
1 day ago · You can apply for a badge for yourself, on behalf of somebody else or an organisation that transports people that need a Blue Badge. You can find more information about who can get a blue badge on the Gov.uk website. Who can get a blue badge? If meet the eligibility criteria can apply online on the Hertfordshire County Council website.
Last updated05 October 2022. The blue badge disabled parking scheme allows drivers or passengers with a disability to park near to where they need to go. In North Herts, you can apply for a blue badge through Hertfordshire County Council. It is your responsibility to renew your blue badge and you should allow sufficient time to do this.
Write to: cschighways@hertfordshire.gov.uk. or: Disabled parking bays are around 6.6m long by 2.7 to 3.6m wide. It's marked out in white lines with the word ‘DISABLED’ written alongside it. Apply for a disabled parking bay close to your home - find out what the requirements are for applications.
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Jan 9, 2023 · Click the link below for information on Hertfordshire County Council's Blue Badge scheme. The Blue Badge scheme helps you park closer to your destination if you’re disabled. The scheme is managed by Hertfordshire County Council. Please see the Blue badge - disability parking permit page on the Hertfordshire County Council website.
