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Rt Hon Shaun Woodward MP applauds St Helens South and Whiston' adoption of 'No ID, No Sale' policy to stop children buying age-restricted products such as alcohol and tobacco.

Stuart Andrew MP applauds Pudseys' adoption of 'No ID, No Sale' policy to stop children buying age-restricted products such as alcohol and tobacco.

Shops in West Berkshire got top marks when they were targeted in tests designed to uncover law-breaking retailers selling cigarettes to under-age smokers.

Tony Cunningham MP applauds Workington' adoption of 'No ID, No Sale' policy to stop children buying age-restricted products such as alcohol and tobacco.

Shopkeepers in Sandwell are being warned they face test purchases over the next year in a bid to clamp down on sales of cigarettes and alcohol to young people.

CitizenCard exhibited at the National Convenience Show (25-27^th March) in Birmingham's NEC. The show enabled CitizenCard to spread its 'No ID, No Sale!' message. Hundreds of retailers, licensees, brand managers and suppliers visited the CitizenCard stand to collect 'No ID, No Sale!' packs, sample CitizenCards and information on CitizenCard's plans for summer 2012.

Andrew Bingham MP applauds High Peaks' adoption of 'No ID, No Sale' policy to stop children buying age-restricted products such as alcohol and tobacco.

A national chain of newsagents has been ordered to pay more than £2,000 after an employee served an under-age customer with cigarettes.

Brian Binley MP applauds Northampton South' adoption of 'No ID, No Sale' policy to stop children buying age-restricted products such as alcohol and tobacco.

Barry Sheerman MP applauds Huddersfields' adoption of 'No ID, No Sale' policy to stop children buying age-restricted products such as alcohol and tobacco.

Mr Mark Williams, on Friday 23 March 2012 adds his support to the new CymruWales CitizenCard in Aberystwyth. Mr Williams called on local retailers to support the 'No ID, No Sale!' campaign which seeks to ensure that only adults can buy lottery, tobacco and other age-restricted goods.

A convenience store has been hit with a four-month complete tobacco sales ban after repeatedly being caught selling cigarettes to children, following an investigation by Southwark Council. Despite free business training, owner Shoukat Ali Khan was convicted in September for further underage sales, and has now been fined £350 with £1,473 costs.

In the run up to this week's Budget Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls has plenty on his plate. But speaking at the Wigan Labour Gala Dinner on Friday 9^th March 2012 Rt Hon Ed Balls, MP for Morley & Outwood, reassured CitizenCard's Marketing Manager Nigel Catlow that he fully supported CitizenCard and other PASS cards as a cost-effective and straightforward proof of age/ID for young adults.