Find out how to report a lost or stolen Blue Badge, renew a Blue Badge, apply for a replacement, and what to do if you find your lost Blue Badge.
The Blue Badge holder is responsible for being aware of when their badge is expiring and ensuring it's renewed in time.
Our team send out renewal letters as a reminder explaining what's needed to renew. If you have not received a renewal letter 4 weeks before your badge is due to expire, contact the Blue Badge Team.
Each renewal is treated as a new application to ensure we only issue Blue Badges to those who meet the criteria.
If you have moved address within the last 3 years and have not informed us, we may not have your current contact details. If your details have changed, contact the Blue Badge Team to let us know.
If your Blue Badge has been stolen, you must report it to the police by phoning 101. The police will give you a crime reference number.
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You can request a replacement Blue Badge by post. There is a £10 administration fee, which should be included.
The police will give you a crime reference number when you report your stolen Blue Badge. Please include this number on the form. We'll check the details you provide with the police before a new badge is issued.
If you find your lost Blue Badge after reporting it missing, you cannot use it and must send it to the Blue Badge Team.
If your Blue Badge is no longer required, it must be returned to Brighton & Hove City Council.
You can return it by post to the address below. Please include a covering note explaining why the badge has been returned.
The customer service centre counter is closed.
Our team will add an exemption to your vehicle to allow you to park within Brighton & Hove.
If you do not tell us about your foreign blue badge and use it during your stay, we may give you a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN).