and a sturdy metal clasp, perfect for securing keys, ID, cruise ship cards, or other essentials. MULTI-PURPOSE DESIGN: Ideal for professionals carrying ID badges at work, attendees at events and ...

For example, London Zoo is one of the flagship attractions that offer free entry to badge holders. For non-badge holders, ticket prices can start from £22.50 for 3 to 15-year-olds with advance ...

However, many of the 2.6 million Blue Badge holders in the UK may not know that numerous countries worldwide have reciprocal parking agreements with the UK. These arrangements aim to make travel ...

A Blue Badge holder travelling either as a driver or passenger, can park for free in disabled parking bays and may also be exempt from other parking restrictions. The Blue Badge enables a vehicle ...

Starting next week, a road tax change could impact Blue Badge holders. Cars that were registered after April 2017 will experience a £5 hike in road tax, taking the standard rate to £195 annually ...

They allow badge holders, or anyone driving them as long as they're in the car, to use disabled parking bays and even park on double yellow lines. But it's not just the convenience factor that ...

Many parking spaces are reserved for those with health conditions or disabilities, if you use these spaces without being a Blue Badge holder you are risking a fine. The Blue Badge is linked to you ...

There is significant change to road tax on the way next month which could affect Blue Badge holders across the UK. From April 1, the standard rate of road tax for cars registered after April 2017 ...

Blue badge holders are being warned that failure to display the necessary parking clock could result in a fine of as much as £70. When issued, the blue badge scheme provides two components ...

It appears to be a ratchet strap, as a large metal clasp is affixed to the cloth strap of the contraption. This piece of equipment was tied up in one of the car wash’s spinning brushes.