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Blue Badge Parking Scheme

The "blue badge" parking scheme provides a permit for people with mobility problems to park close to where they need to go. People with hidden disabilities, including autism and severe mental health conditions, are now able to apply for a Blue Badge.

Permit holders may:

  • Park in any council-run pay and display car parks (charges apply).
  • Use on-street parking bays free of charge.
  • Stay up to three hours on a yellow line (except where loading restrictions are in place - indicated by kerb marks).

A blue badge parking permit costs £10. Lost or replacement badges are also £10. Stolen badges will be replaced free of charge upon production of a crime number.

For further information about the blue badge parking scheme, please visit our website.

Who to contact

Contact Name
Blue Badge Parking Scheme
Telephone
01642 528499
Website
Blue Badge Scheme

Local Offer

Description

All applicants who wish to be considered for a blue badge parking permit should contact our Customer Services Centre on (01642) 528499.

The team will guide you through a questionnaire, developed in conjunction with occupational therapists, to determine eligibility.

Applicants who receive approval must take proof of entitlement in the form of a recent benefit award letter to Thornaby Customer Services Centre or Stockton Customer Services Centre or Billingham Customer Service Centre.

If your application for a blue badge is approved, an appointment time for either Stockton, Thornaby or Billingham Customer Services Centre will be offered for you to register. A digital photograph of the applicant will be taken at the time of registration.

Permit holders may:

  • Park in any council-run pay and display car parks (charges apply)
  • Use on-street parking bays free of charge
  • Stay up to three hours on a yellow line (except where loading restrictions are in place - indicated by kerb marks)
Contact Telephone
01642 528499
Local Offer Age Bands
Secondary
Primary
Early Years
Transition to Adulthood
SEN Provision Type
Universal

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Last Updated: 29/11/2022
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