National ID Cards

[pvcprinting]

Good or Bad in your opinion?

I have written a short blog about it that can be found here

http://pvcprinting.co.uk/pvc-blog/

Discuss

[Carbon Neutral Copy]

Not an answer to your question, Pete, but just to say don't forget to add your blog to your profile so that your latest entry shows up in your posts just under your username beside your avatar

If you go to My A1BF then Edit Profile it's down at the bottom and you just need to pop in your blog's RSS feed.

Vicky

[pvcprinting]

where do i find me rss feed? is it like trill?

[Andy Trish]

National id cards, can they be plastic made by PVC Pete?

[getnoticed]

Pete, it might need a bit of tweaking, I'll take a look

Update: Sorted

[pvcprinting]

National id cards, can they be plastic made by PVC Pete?

Andy, V Expensive if they go the biometric route....still can be done would simply require alot of investment in new machinery

[ParentsforPlay]

Well I want one. I am fed up of never having any ID. I don't drive and don't have a passport and it causes me no end of problems.

Sarah

[Indizine]

As I was saying to Pete about these, the kids/older teenagers of today are used to ID cards be it driving licence (for buying ciggies and getting into the pubs!), bus cards, student ID, and so on) so I think the younger generation will accept them without blinking; its the older generation, IMO, that may find it intrusive, etc.

[pvcprinting]

As I was saying to Pete about these, the kids/older teenagers of today are used to ID cards be it driving licence (for buying ciggies and getting into the pubs!), bus cards, student ID, and so on) so I think the younger generation will accept them without blinking; its the older generation, IMO, that may find it intrusive, etc.

Sandra......spot on. As posted on my blog, i believe it is the post war babies that are the problem on this....they somehow see it as in invasion into their privacy..............

Interested to hear anybody elses views on it...Alvin, I did say post war babies chap, but you are more than welcome to comment from your perspective please

[JohnG]

Sandra......spot on. As posted on my blog, i believe it is the post war babies that are the problem on this....they somehow see it as in invasion into their privacy..............

Interested to hear anybody elses views on it...Alvin, I did say post war babies chap, but you are more than welcome to comment from your perspective please

I'm just a post war baby (well, I was). I find my bus pass serves very well as an ID card......

I don't care whether I have an ID card or not but my concern is that they won't do anything to control immigration or terrorism because there'll soon be a thriving business in forging them.

And as for them being used to contain all our personal information, that'll be a gift to identity thieves. No government computer system will have a hope in hell of storing all the information on 60 million citizens. They'll just be a huge waste of taxpayers' money.

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