Blue Badge scheme for disabled parking
A blue badge allows people with severe mobility problems caused by visible and non-visible disabilities to access goods and services, by allowing them to park closer to where they need to go. The scheme is open to eligible people who travel as a driver or as a passenger.
Visit GOV.UK for more information on who may qualify for a blue badge.
Apply for or renew a Blue Badge
You can apply for a blue badge for yourself, someone else, or on behalf of an organisation.
It can take up to 12 weeks for you to receive your badge.
Additional documents and payments
If you have completed an online application and need to upload some documents or make a payment, please use the form below.
Upload additional documents or make a payment
Report a change
You can report a change of name, address, contact details, or any other details relating to information held by us in relation to you or the badge that has been issued to you.
Report a lost or stolen Blue Badge
If your blue badge is stolen, you first need to report it to the police by calling 101. A replacement badge cannot be issued without a crime reference number.
A replacement badge replaces the lost, stolen, or damaged badge, which will display the same photograph and expiration date.
As soon as you report your blue badge as lost, stolen, or damaged, we will cancel the badge. Using a cancelled badge may result in a parking fine.
Report a lost or stolen blue badge
For more information about blue badge applications in Plymouth, please call 01752 668000 or email bluebadge@plymouth.gov.uk.
Plymouth's Local Offer is organised into four main categories covering the following age ranges:
- Early years (0 to 5 years old)
- Primary (5 to 11 years old)
- Secondary (11 to 18 years old)
- Preparing for adulthood
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