BLUE Badge holders could face a fine of up to £1,000 for failing to follow a little-known rule. The Blue Badge scheme allows ...

Eleven groups of people automatically qualify for a Blue Badge, which can be used when travelling as either a driver in their ...

A nationwide benefits review is looming, raising fresh uncertainty for disabled people who rely on their cars, concessions and permits. The Department for ...

For the majority of drivers, parking on single or double-yellow lines for a prolonged period could result in a fine. However, Blue Badge holders are permitted to park on these for up to three hours ...

Pressure is growing over how long a Blue Badge should last for disabled drivers as a minister defends current rules. Calls to ...

A Blue Badge is a permit that allows people with disabilities or health conditions to park closer to their destination.

A review of the full PIP assessment process for the daily living and mobility components will be completed by Autumn next ...

The Department for Transport has given an update for all Blue Badge holders. The Blue Badge scheme is a national parking concession scheme in the UK that allows people with severe mobility problems to ...

The advantages of a Blue Badge go beyond easy access - it can also offer financial benefits as holders often enjoy free parking in disabled bays or car parks. Moreover, the badge is not tied to a ...

17:59, Fri, Sep 19, 2025 Updated: 18:00, Fri, Sep 19, 2025 Over 700,000 fines related to misuse of Blue Badges have been handed out over just a two year period, research has found, as fraud ...

People with hidden disabilities, including autism and mental health conditions, will soon be able to get a Blue Badge parking permit. From early next year, those in England with less immediately ...