Blue Badges

Blue Badges help people with disabilities or health conditions park closer to their destination.
Read the government's guidance on responsibilities as a Blue Badge holder

In this section:
Who can get a Blue Badge
What you need to apply
If you have a non-visible disability
How to apply or renew
Application review and next steps
Replace a lost, stolen or damaged Blue Badge
Misuse and withdrawals
Returning a Blue Badge
Disabled persons' parking bays
Where you can park

Replace a lost, stolen or damaged Blue Badge

You can request a Blue Badge to replace one that's been lost, stolen or damaged. You can request it for yourself or on behalf of someone else.

A replacement badge is valid until the expiry date of the original badge.

If your badge is due to expire in less than 3 months, you need to reapply instead.

Request a replacement online

To replace the Blue Badge you'll need:

  • your personal details
  • your National Insurance number, if you have one
  • the existing badge number, if you know it

If the badge has been stolen you will also need a crime reference number.

Replace a lost or stolen blue badge

 

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Page last updated: 28 Apr 2025
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