Is there a 60+ age verification card?

zygurat789

Biggles wrote: »

Looks useful, it's a shame there's not something similar in the rest of the UK. Of course, there was going to be before 'civil liberties' groups kicked up a fuss and it was quietly shelved.

And saved us all a fortune.

Farway

zygurat789 wrote: »

And saved us all a fortune.

And big brother surveillance

Gers

chesky wrote: »

It costs £15 though so I think the electoral roll card is a better alternative. I've also never been asked for proof of age and was particularly fed up the first time, as I was convinced they'd say 'no way, you're much too young'. I always carry my freedom pass and it might be worth finding out what age your local authority issues them.

There's no such thing available in the rest of UK so it's not an alternative unfortunately.

Yes, there is a cost to the Citizens Card, and a photo to buy, though if someone needs photographic and / or age verification without having a passport or driving licence then it seems ideal.

Don't know of any other way unless the OP has a national entitlement card (concessionary bus pass).

Hope the OP gets something sorted.

zygurat789

My B & Q Diamond Club card has written on the front "for the over 60s"
and it costs nothing, mind you I never had to prove I was that age.
The OP appears to have disappeared not even telling us which awkward organisation caused all this