Blue Badge holders could face a parking fine even if they're entitled to park in a disabled space. The Blue Badge scheme is designed to assist those with disabilities or health conditions ...

Those living with a disability or health condition could be entitled to free parking at hospitals using their Blue Badge. The Blue Badge scheme enables eligible people to park nearer to their ...

The badge allows free parking in disabled bays and can offer exemption from other parking rules when the holder is either driving or a passenger. Temporary health conditions could also lead to ...

Custom Printed Badge Patches for Outer Carriers from CopQuest, which are vector-cut badge images with hook backing, offers a smart, cost-effective way to wear your duty badge on outer-carriers ...

People with a physical disability, long-term health condition affecting their ability to walk safely, or hidden illnesses such as dementia, autism or Parkinson's, may be eligible for a Blue Badge.

FORT MEADE, Md. — Army Counterintelligence Command unveiled a redesigned badge for its special agents at a ceremony at Fort Meade’s McGill Training Center, issuing the updated badge and ...

People living with a disability or health condition could receive free parking at a hospital with their Blue Badge. The Blue Badge scheme allows eligible people to park closer to where they need ...

The UK Government recently confirmed that 90 per cent of all Blue Badge applications are being made through the online service. The Department for Transport also said it runs a “programme of ...

Individuals with physical disabilities, long-term health conditions affecting walking safety, or hidden illnesses such as dementia, autism, or Parkinson's may be eligible for a Blue Badge.

However, a Blue Badge can be a game-changer, whether you're off to an appointment, nipping to the shops or just fancying a day out. Blue Badges help people with disabilities or health conditions ...

Blue badge users are being warned about a misunderstood parking rule that could see them face a £1,000 fine or lose their badge altogether. Misconceptions and misuse of the pass could have ...