Friday 20 November 2015

TV licences

TV Licences

Who pays for a TV licence?

All legal citizens of the United Kingdom have to pay for a TV licence.

What does a colour TV licence cost?

A standard colour TV licence costs £145.50

What does a black and white TV licence cost?

A standard black and white TV licence costs £49.00

Who is entitled to a reduced fee for their TV licence?

People over the age of 75 (free); severely sight impaired people (50% off); residential care homes (refund); care home residents (retired, disabled, or in eligible accommodation); sheltered accommodation (residents pay £7.50); camp sites, hostels, or hotels (£145 for 15 units)

What happens if you don't pay your TV licence?

You can be prosecuted and fined up to £1000

Do you need a TV licence to watch TV online?

Yes, to watch live TV. A TV licence covers TV's, computers, tablets, satellite and cable boxes, games consoles, and DVD, Bluray and DVR recorders

How is the licence fee shared out amongst BBC?

BBC uses the licence fee to pay for its TV (£2276m),radio (£650m), online (£174m), and other costs (£357m)




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