The Blue Badge is designed to assist people with disabilities or medical conditions that impact their mobility. In this section, we discuss the medical conditions that may make you eligible, from chronic illnesses such as arthritis and multiple sclerosis to severe cardiovascular or respiratory issues.
We also explain how to provide medical evidence for your application, what reports can support your case, and what to do if your condition is not explicitly listed in the official requirements.
If you are unsure whether you qualify for a Blue Badge, you will find all the necessary information here.
Diverticulitis does not usually qualify you for a Blue Badge on its own. A short-term flare of abdominal pain, fever or bowel symptoms is unlikely to meet the main mobility criteria simply because it makes you feel unwell for a…
Yes, endometriosis can support a Blue Badge application if severe pain, fatigue or related symptoms cause serious and lasting difficulty walking. But endometriosis does not automatically qualify you simply because you have the diagnosis.
The Blue Badge scheme offers essential parking benefits for individuals with disabilities, making it easier for them to access vital services and amenities.