The blue badge scheme in other parts of the UK. To find out more about how the blue badge scheme works in other parts of the UK, you will need to look at the pages for the part of the UK that you are interested in. More about the blue badge scheme in Scotland. There's more information about the blue badge scheme on mygov.scot. The Blue Badge Scheme is a UK-wide initiative that provides a range of parking concessions for people with mobility impairments and other disabilities. It helps make travelling easier as it provides the option to park closer to entrances, with enough space for disabled access in and out of the vehicle. Local authorities manage the Scheme in People who may get a Blue Badge. You may be eligible for a badge if one or more of the following applies: you cannot walk without help from someone else or using mobility aids. you find walking very difficult due to pain, breathlessness or the time it takes. you have a terminal illness, which means you cannot walk or find walking very difficult receive the mobility component of PIP (Personal Independence Payment) and have obtained 10 points specifically for Descriptor E, under the "planning and following journeys" activity. You may be able to get a Blue Badge if you: have a permanent disability that means you can't walk or have difficulty walking; are receiving palliative care If I don't qualify for PIP, can I still get a Blue Badge? If you do not automatically qualify for a badge by virtue of a PIP award, you may apply directly to the local authority to see email bluebadges@portsmouthcc.gov.uk. write to Parking Service, Civic Offices, Guildhall Square, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO1 2NE. phone 023 9284 1176. The application process can be tracked online, and includes questions to check your eligibility for a blue badge. All badges are issued by the council and cost £10 to cover administration and 72CGm.

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