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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
Statement on the future regulation of unregulated television electronic guides and channels.
Joint statement on TV rights for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
The scheme rules and explanatory notes for the Film & TV Production Restart Scheme.
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.
Information published by the government on the 2022 TV licence fee settlement.
Data showing Ofcom complaint volumes per 100,000 subscribers
Young people are set to benefit from TV and film industry support for the Government’s Youth Guarantee.
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