You can still watch TV if you don't have a licence, and you can let the authority know you are doing it
Rule lets 3.7m avoid £180 fee and still watch TV and it's not age or disability
You can still watch TV if you don't have a licence, and you can let the authority know you are doing it
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You may not need to pay for a TV licence - making you savings of £180 a year
Check if you need to pay for a TV licence here
The Government recently issued a statement about the policy
Not everyone needs to pay for a licence, but many do
It used to be the case that everyone over the age of 75 could get a free TV licence - but the rules changed in 2020
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