Nearly 300,000 Blue Badge holders are entitled to a free travel perk in Scotland. While it is widely known that over-60s or ...

BLUE badge holders are being urged to follow a three-month rule or risk hefty fines and even the loss of their parking permit ...

People with hidden conditions including heart disease, dementia, ADHD, epilepsy, chronic fatigue or Parkinson's may be ...

Most users will be aware their Blue Badge has an expiry date of three years from the point of issue, however, many may not be aware that renewal is not automatic and an application should be made ...

The Blue Badge scheme allows disabled people to park closer to their destinations and reduce the physical strain of needing to walk further ...

Blue Badge holders can park closer to their destination if they have one of the disabled parking permits.

There are some circumstances where Blue Badge holders may receive a parking fine, even if they qualify for free parking.

Whilst most holders understand their Blue Badge remains valid for three years from the date of issue, many remain unaware ...

Those using expired badges risking £1,000 fines for misuse ...

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Brits who use Blue Badges, either as a driver or passenger, are reminded of an important three-month rule. They may not ...

Reports by the College of Optometrists and the Association of Optometrists have shown support for eyesight tests.