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Video-on-demand streaming services to meet subtitling, audio description and signing requirements that traditional broadcasters already follow
A new online campaign is helping businesses in the UK make their pricing clearer – and avoid legal pitfalls.
Get the right permissions to show a film or TV show in public.
Statement on the future regulation of unregulated television electronic guides and channels.
You can get a free TV licence if you're 75 or over and you get Pension Credit, or a discount if you're blind or in residential care - who qualifies, how to apply
Financial help if you're disabled - benefits, housing costs, council tax, vehicle tax exemption, TV Licence, motability schemes, VAT relief
The annual cost of a TV licence will rise to £180 from 1 April 2026, as required by the 2022 Licence Fee Settlement, in line with inflation.
Complaints recorded by Ofcom against the largest telecoms and pay TV providers.
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