Cards are initially free to Blackpool residents and non-residents with a £5 replacement charge for all cardholders after that. From July 28th 2008 cardholders are allowed as many replacement cards as they want within reason.

b_line is the travel, discount and library scheme for 65,000 young people in Derbyshire, operated in partnership with Derby City Council. b_line1 is for 11 to 13 year-olds and proves they qualify for a child fare on public transport. b_line2 is for 14 to18 year-olds and enables them to get half fare travel on buses and trains in Derbyshire and on some cross-border journeys to and from neighbouring towns and cities. All b_line cardholders can get discounts of typically 10 per cent or more at around 800 local businesses, including shops and on other services, plus they can use their card to borrow at all Derbyshire and Derby city libraries. b_line became PASS-accredited in July 2008.

www.derbyshire.gov.uk/b_line for more information about b_line.

The Bite card is available in 3 age groups: 11 - 13, 14-15 and 16+. It can be used on buses and in shops to prove the holder's age and is also a library card.

Four years ago, a partnership involving North Wales Police and Flintshire County Council was formed to issue local 16+ and 18+ 'Proof of Age' cards and the scheme obtained PASS accreditation in April 2007. Flintshire Neighbourhood Wardens visit all secondary schools during the Autumn Term, take photographs of pupils and produce Proof of Age cards without charge which are then distributed through the school. Individual requests from Flintshire residents aged 16+ and 18+ are also accepted free of charge with up to two free replacements in the event of a card being lost or stolen.

More and more retailers are requesting Proof of Age before selling age restricted products to young people and the Flintshire card is easily recognised and accepted across the County.

Oldham’s ID Scheme ‘JUSTIF:ID’ was launched at the beginning of 2006 as part of Oldham’s StreetSafe campaign which aims to reduce alcohol related disorder and violence within Oldham.

The Proof-of-Age card is available to any between the ages of 18-25 and is available through the Connexions Centre every Thursday 2.00 to 7.00pm. The first several thousand cards will be issued free of charge, cards will cost £2 thereafter.

• Cards are provided free of charge to all young people in Peterborough
• Students are photographed in school before their 16th birthday
• Cards are issued in the month that the student reach the age of sixteenthrough the schools or individually if required
• Cards have a photograph, the date of birth and the date they are eighteen
• Replacements can be provided if a card is lost
• Shops should refuse sales of age restricted products to anyone who cannot produce a valid proof of age

For any further information please contact Peterborough Trading Standards & Licensing Section on 01733 747474.

The card is issued free to Year 11's (15/16 year olds) in Sandwell schools and is operated in partnership by Sandwell MBC Trading Standards and Rowley Regis and Tipton Primary Care Trust. The scheme currently has 15 out of 18 schools on board with the Sandwell Proof-of-Age Scheme.

LB of Southwark Trading Standards launched their SPA (Southwark Proof of Age) card in 2007 and aim to issue 4500 cards in the first year.

Cards are issued free of charge to all students in Years 11-13 in Southwark’s schools and colleges. The card shows date of birth on the reverse with details on the front of when the cardholder is 16 and 18 years of age.

Further PASS accreditation will be applied for in the near future to include external postal applications. Cards will then be available to the borough’s residents regardless of where they attend school.

A dedicated section of the Council’s website has been set up www.southwark.gov.uk/spa and competitions and incentives of local discounts are being arranged.

The unusual design is based on the staircase in the Greater London Assembly’s building, which is based in Southwark. It was chosen as a result of feedback from potential card users.

The 16+ Proof-Of-Age Card is distributed free of charge to all 16 year olds in local authority schools and most independent schools  throughout the borough of Stockport. The card displays the holders photograph, date of birth and the date of their 18th birthday. The scheme has been operating since 1999.

Stoke on Trent City Councils "Age Check Card". The card is a new, free, card that is issued to year 11 pupils who attend participating schools. The card is supported by Staffordshire Police and has been introduced to the south of the city this year where 5 of the 7 schools will be participating by the end of the 2006 academic year. We hope to have all 17 schools in the city involved by July 2007.

The Wrexham Proof-of-Age Scheme is a partnership between Wrexham County Borough Council, North Wales Police and Yale College. Cards are provided free of charge to all eligible 16+ and 18+ young people who live, work or study in the Wrexham CBC area.