The Freedom Pass allows Westminster residents aged 60 plus, or who have a disability, to travel for free on London's public transport, including the tube, buses, trains and trams.

Freedom Pass changes

Freedom Pass cards will be re-issued in spring 2010, which means you will have to apply for a new one between January and March 2010. This is important as your existing card will become invalid after March 31st 2010. These new photocards will take up to ten working days to be provided rather than being available immediately over the counter, so make sure you give yourself enough time to apply for yours.

How to renew your pass

You will need to go into your local post office with the following documents:

• a completed application form (available from your post office)
• two forms of identification: one to prove your age (eg a driving licence or passport) and one to prove your current address (eg a recent utility bill or council tax statement)
• a passport-sized photograph.

Freedom Pass information day, Thursday 11 February

Have questions about renewing your Freedom Pass? Come along to the information day on Thursday 11 February to pick up a renewal form and ask any questions you may have. (Please note that your Freedom Pass can only be renewed at a Post Office, not at the information day)

When: Thursday 11 February, drop in anytime from 3 - 5pm

Where: The Greenside Community Centre, 24 Lilestone Street, Lisson Green, NW8 8SR

Nearest tube: Marylebone

For more information

Call the Senior Passport line, Westminster City Council's dedicated service for older people on 020 7641 1444.