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Elections on 2 May

Elections for the next Mayor of London and London Assembly members, as well as the by-election for Hillrise ward, will take place on Thursday 2 May. You must now show photo ID when you vote at polling stations. See a full list of accepted forms of ID.

Find your nearest polling station.

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Parking for disabled people and the Blue Badge scheme

How and where to park as a disabled person in Islington including applying for and renewing a Blue Badge, free resident permits and what to do if your Blue Badge is lost or stolen.



  1. Who can apply for and use a Blue Badge
  2. Where Blue Badge holders can park in Islington
  3. Blue Badge parking outside of Islington
  4. Report Blue Badge fraud or misuse
  5. Lost or stolen Blue Badges
  1. Free resident permits for Blue Badge holders
  2. Dedicated parking bays for Blue Badge holders
  3. Blue Badge holder exemptions for low traffic neighbourhoods
  4. Apply for or renew a Blue Badge

Dedicated parking bays for Blue Badge holders

You may be eligible for a dedicated parking bay if:

  • no parking is available within a reasonable distance of your home or workplace
  • you are a Blue Badge holder and you are unable to walk more than 20 metres (a medical assessment may be undertaken)

If your application is successful, installation can take up to six months. This is because we must consult local people first and then complete a number of legal documents before the bay can be installed.

Find out more and apply.

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