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You may be eligible for a blue badge, meaning you can park closer to where you need to go. If you claim benefits like Attendance Allowance or Personal Independence Payment, or you have difficulty getting around because of your arthritis, then this will support your application.

3.29 Currently, people with a physical disability can apply for a badge under the 'without further assessment' route if they score 8 points or more under the 'moving around' descriptor within PIP . This score is awarded to people who cannot walk further than 50 metres safely, repeatedly and to an acceptable standard.

How can I provide a photo? You can upload the photo with your application. If you are not able to upload your photograph when applying then you can email it to us via redbridge.blue.badge@northgateps.com. It must be a taken in the last 12 months, clear and front facing picture of the applicant's full face.

Individuals and support organisations can apply for or renew a Blue Badge online or by post. With your application form, you must also include the right fee, photograph and supporting documents.

You have to apply through your local council - your doctor can't help you get a Blue Badge. Your local council might also arrange an appointment to visit you - they'll let you know if you need this.

Under the new rules, a disabled person should be automatically eligible for a blue badge if they receive eight points or more under the moving around activity of the mobility component of personal independence payment (PIP), or they receive the PIP mobility component and also score at least 10 points under the ...

If you don't automatically qualify you may still be able to get a Blue Badge if: you have problems walking including problems caused by hidden disabilities such as dementia or mental health problems. you have a severe disability in both arms which means you have considerable difficulty operating parking meters.

If you don't automatically qualify you may still be able to get a Blue Badge if: you have problems walking including problems caused by hidden disabilities such as dementia or mental health problems. you have a severe disability in both arms which means you have considerable difficulty operating parking meters.

The average waiting time for a renewal to be processed is four to six weeks. This means you should apply for your new Blue Badge six weeks before it is due to expire. Most councils suggest there is no need to apply any earlier than this.

You have to apply through your local council - your doctor can't help you get a Blue Badge. Your local council might also arrange an appointment to visit you - they'll let you know if you need this.

If you do not receive any qualifying benefits you can still apply for a Blue Badge through the with further assessment route. This also applies to people who may have lost their DLA in their PIP reassessment or did not get the required number of points needed.

If you don't automatically qualify you may still be able to get a Blue Badge if: you have problems walking including problems caused by hidden disabilities such as dementia or mental health problems. you have a severe disability in both arms which means you have considerable difficulty operating parking meters.