ID cards reintroduced for Channel Island travel
The Youth CommissionIdentification cards for members of the public have been reintroduced after being unavailable for a short period of time.
The Youth Commission said the Bailiwick of Guernsey ID cards have been "modernised" and were pleased to re-offer the service.
The charity said the card had been approved by local travel companies to allow travel to the other Channel Islands or to areas within the UK.
For people under the age of 18, the card can be purchased for £10 and for people over the age of 18 it costs £15.
'Often used'
The Youth Commission said: "The application process follows similar vetting procedures as applying for a driving licence, so it is best to speak to someone at the Youth Commission to find out what is required to get a card printed.
"Whilst the card is not formally recognised for proof of identity or age, there are various groups around the island who will accept The Bailiwick of Guernsey ID Card for this purpose.
"The ID cards are much sought after and often used. Please note any cards in the old style are still valid until their expiry date."
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