Cornwall is first area of the UK to say no to mandatory digital ID cards

Keir Starmer's 'dystopian' digital ID card scheme to cost £1.8BILLION over next three years

The roll out of Labour's planned digital ID cards is set to cost £1.8billion over the next three years, it has been revealed.The Office for Budget Responsibility's (OBR) report, released early in what it branded a "technical error", has unveiled the cost of the controversial ID scheme for the first time.It reads: "The implementation of digital ID cards is provisionally forecast to cost £1.8billion in total over the next three years, split across…

Cornwall first area of the UK to say no to mandatory digital ID cards

The leader of the council even jokingly said he was willing to march to London as one of 20,000 Cornishmen on the matter.

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Cornwall is first area of the UK to say no to mandatory digital ID cards

The authority's Liberal Democrat leader joked he will march to London as one of 20,000 Cornishmen over the contentious proposal, following a Conservative proposal to reject it

Cornwall Council leads pushback against mandatory digital IDs

The leader of the council even said he was willing to march to London as one of 20,000 Cornishmen on the matter