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Cazann
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Hi
I am enquiring to see if anyone knows if it's possible to keep and renew my Blue badge, after I lost my PIP application.. I've had a blue badge for over 13 years, while claiming DLA and it runs out in 8 weeks. I've had a reminder from my local council to renew my badge but as I'm appealing to a tribunal, I wasn't sure if I can still get one. Does anyone know?
Thank you.
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best thing to do is call and tell them your appealing it for your pip but they might stop it untill you win your pip back
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Yes- do contact them and explain. They might decide to stop it until you start getting PIP again.
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I had my blue badge when I didn't get pip. I as long as you have supporting evidence of why you need it, I will you should be fine. I will I rang up and did mine over the phone then emailed the evidence over.
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Thank you all for the advice. I will ring the council tomorrow and check that out.
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Just an update on the Blue badge;I rang the council about my Blue badge and they said that I can apply to renew it, even though I am appealing to go to tribunal after losing my PIP appeal. I have an appointment to go to our local library to renew it.
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