The TV licence fee is set to rise from £169.50 to £174.50 starting April 1, but thousands of individuals are exempt from this increase ...

From April, the cost of a TV Licence will rise by £5 to £174.50, as part of an agreement in 2022 that sees the licence fee increase in line with inflation each year until 2027. However, you could be ...

The Labour government's changes in car tax regulations mean that owners of electric vehicles will pay the same as petrol and ...

Fears people who use Netflix could be made to pay for a TV Licence as part of reforms have prompted many to think about how they watch TV - and what they pay for. Radical new options to change the ...

Netflix users could be forced to pay for a TV licence - even if they don't watch the BBC. At the moment, you only need a TV licence if you watch live programmes or use BBC iPlayer. But the ...

It added that the Department for Culture, Media, and Sport (DCMS) and the Treasury were considering a number ... the licence cost might also remain the same. Online content, TV stations with ...

It added that the Department for Culture, Media, and Sport (DCMS) and the Treasury were considering a number of possibilities ... and improved enforcement, the licence cost might also remain the same.

Streaming Apps have become more popular with TV viewers (credit: Getty Images) The licence fee rose for the first time in two years in 2024, increasing to £169.50. The number of households with a ...

A TV licence, which is required to watch or record live TV and use BBC iPlayer, currently costs £169.50 per year, with a planned increase in April, and non-payment can result in a fine of up to ...

Discussions are under way about the future of the licence fee - including major reform. You may not realise it but there are a number of concessions available when it comes to paying the TV ...