Where can I get a new Blue Badge timer disc from?

luminated

And thanks guys from me :beer:

linni

And me too. It's just what I've been looking for

sunnyone

The blue badge company do replacement clocks which seem much stronger than the standard supplied cardboard ones, they also fit nicely into the BB holders that they sell.

I use a BB holder (not from this Co. because they disnt exsist when I bought my holder but my next one will be by them) I paid £2.99 for my holder on ebay with free postage and its still going stron 5 or 6 years later, the holder seems to make the claock last longer.

My husband has two vehicles and I have a WAV, my son will be driving soon so my badge has to be easily transportable between vehicle even though I will only travel in their vehicle if my vehicle is unsuiable/unavailalbe.

only_mee

Just received mine

luminated

only_mee wrote: »

Just received mine

And???????????

Do you recommend it?

I have been tight & chosen to get the 'last of it's life' out of mine. Cut some of the back off (thin card) so I can turn the dial - good MSE'er

only_mee

Yes it's far less bulky than the folding one i was using,100% recommended.

Brassedoff

Branches of Dobbies have disabled retailers inside. I get a lot of equipment from them. I assume all have them as the two near me have them

she73

My council knowsley provide us with a plastic one now and its much better,it might be because they have put the price up.Three years ago hubbies badge was £3 now its £10 with a plastic holder.

only_mee

Ours is £20 and the council run car parks pass is £20 too.

Richie-from-the-Boro

only_mee wrote: »

Ours is £20 and the council run car parks pass is £20 too.

- some stayed [localism] at £2
- most of the rest of the UK went £10
- the Scottish GOV [localism] went with £20