ID Cards

by Chris | 18 Nov 2009 | No Comments

According to Home Office minister Meg Hillier, young people should embrace having all of their personal data taken by the government and stored in one …

by Chris | 1 Aug 2009 | No Comments

The appearance of ID cards has been finalised – and they will not feature the Union Flag because it “may upset members of the nationalist …

by Chris | 9 Mar 2009 | No Comments

The government is finally announcing some good reforms to the electoral system: making people provide ID before they can cast their vote. I have never …

by Chris | 22 Nov 2008 | No Comments

First we have to pay for the privilege let the government hold all of our personal details in one giant database and give us a …

by Chris | 20 Nov 2008 | No Comments

Pity it doesn’t count for anything.

The Scottish Parliament has voted against the UK Government’s plans to introduce ID cards.
MSPs backed a Scottish Government motion stating …

by Chris | 26 Sep 2008 | No Comments

Disgusting.

Forcing them on those who can’t refuse, and those who don’t know that they should. Labour should be ashamed.

by Chris | 24 Sep 2008 | No Comments

I am opposed to ID cards. They are absolutely wrong. But there is one thing – just one thing – that could possibly make me …

by Chris | 3 Sep 2008 | No Comments

via Matt Wardman:

From 1st September 2008, the Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust Ltd has generously agreed to match, pound for pound, any *new* income that NO2ID …

by Chris | 8 Jun 2008 | No Comments

From the BBC:

ID cards ‘could threaten privacy’

What do you mean could threaten privacy? They most certainly do! And beyond that, it is also possible to …

by Chris | 8 Mar 2008 | No Comments

No to ID cards. No matter what step-by-step approach is taken. If it is to be “consumer demand” that drives take up of ID cards, …