The TV licence fee is currently £174.50 a year, up from £169.50 in 2024. It costs £58.50 for black and white TV sets. Money ...

Latest BBC data in its annual report reveals a 300,000 drop in TV licences which are active up and down the country.

Launched back in the 20th century, the licence fee goes towards the funding of the BBC. It is required for watching live TV or using the Beeb’s on demand service - iPlayer.

There are certain people who can qualify for a payment worth over €400 towards their bills. The Household Benefits Package ...

TV Licence costs have increased to £174.50 this year - but there are ways to legally cut it down to just £29 a year.

Brits could save up to £174.50 every year by cancelling their TV licence due to a little-known rule. Anyone who watches live TV in the UK, which includes on streaming platforms such as Netflix ...

On its website, TV Licensing has issued guidance on ways to spot scam emails. It explains: “We want to help keep your personal information safe from TV Licence scams.

There are two ways you can legally cut your TV licence to £0 if you're a state pensioner ...