Appointments within reach
Parking closer can make getting to healthcare, treatment and essential appointments more manageable.
Apply. Appeal. Renew.
We help you build a clear, evidence-backed application, explaining how your difficulties affect everyday journeys and why parking closer matters.
£299 service feePlus the council's badge fee, where charged.
Independent support from Mobility UK. The council decides eligibility and issues the badge.

Parking closer can make getting to healthcare, treatment and essential appointments more manageable.
Shorter journeys from the car can help you spend more of your energy on the things you went out to do.
You do not need to drive to benefit. A badge supports the holder when travelling in their own car or with someone else.
Understand the relevant criteria, collect your evidence and prepare a clear first application.
Review the refusal, identify missing or overlooked information and prepare a council review or reconsideration request. Contact us promptly with any deadline.
Check your expiry date, bring evidence up to date and prepare your renewal before your existing badge ends.
Evidence needs to explain the practical impact of your difficulties, not simply name a condition. We help you organise relevant information, explain real journeys and address the council's criteria.
Of Blue Badge applicants surveyed, 23% reported being rejected at least once.
Half of the surveyed Blue Badge applicants who challenged a refusal reported success.
Source: Transport for All, Disabled People's Experiences of Concessionary Travel Schemes, 2025, pages 31 and 34. Research included 1,000 disabled respondents across travel schemes. These are different survey subgroups, not national rejection rates, Mobility UK results or evidence of an uplift from paid help. Read the research.
For help with an application, renewal or challenge to a decision. We agree the work included in your case before starting.
Separate from Mobility UK's £299 support fee:
Only the council or relevant issuing authority can award a badge. You can apply directly without paying for our support service.
No approval is guaranteed. Medical reports or other third-party services, if needed, are not included unless specifically agreed.
Some people qualify without a further assessment because they meet specific benefit, visual impairment or other qualifying criteria. The exact award and points matter.
You may qualify through further assessment if a condition causes substantial difficulties walking or making journeys, including some non-visible disabilities.
There are routes for eligible children, including certain young children who need to remain close to a vehicle because of their health needs.
Eligibility and review processes differ across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. A diagnosis alone does not determine entitlement. Tell us where you live so we can check the right route.
For a refused application, we start by reading the decision and checking the council's review deadline. For a renewal, we plan around your current badge expiry.
Use designated bays, checking any displayed time limits and conditions.
The badge can provide concessions at on-street meters and pay-and-display spaces, depending on the local scheme.
In England, some yellow-line parking is permitted for up to three hours, with a clock, where restrictions allow. Local exceptions apply.
Always check local signs and the council's website. Private, supermarket and hospital car parks set their own conditions and charges.
The badge is for the holder's benefit when travelling as a driver or passenger, including permitted collection and drop-off. It cannot be borrowed for someone else's own journeys.

Around 1,400 Blue Badges were reported stolen in England in 2024/25. A stolen badge can mean disruption, replacement paperwork and the loss of parking support while you wait.
The Blue Badge Protector is a visible theft deterrent: a metal sleeve, clear cover and locking steel cable that secures around the steering wheel while parked.
£29.99No payment now. Payment requested when ready for dispatch. Delivery cost confirmed before payment. A deterrent, not a guarantee against theft or window damage.
Source: Department for Transport, England, year ending March 2025. Recorded thefts only; lost badges excluded.

A loose badge is easy to pick up. The protector's locking cable and metal sleeve add a visible physical deterrent while leaving your badge on display.
Fit and remove it while parked, following the product instructions. Remove it before driving.
Explore the £29.99 protectorTell us where you are in the process. No account needed for an initial enquiry.
£299 service fee plus any council badge fee.