Tv Licensing News Today

The BBC's director-general Tim Davie is considering "reforming" the TV licence payment approach, meaning the richer could pay more than lower income households - and we want to hear YOUR thoughts on the topic

The TV licence fee is rising from £159 to £169.50 from this April - so how do you contact TV Licensing to pay or renew your TV licence? Here is what you need to know

Not everyone needs to pay for TV licence, which is good news as it could mean you can avoid the £169.50 fee which is due to come in from April - here is what you need to know

You currently pay £159 a year for a TV licence but this will increase to £169.50 on April 1, an increase of 6.6% - but there is a way to beat the rise by renewing it early.

UK email users have been placed on red alert with thousands targeted by scary new scam.

Pension Credit is also known as a gateway benefit for other financial help and one of the extra perks claimants can get is a free TV Licence if they are over the age of 75 years

The BBC licence fee will rise by more than £10 in April, but are the broadcaster's big-hitting shows such as Strictly Come Dancing, Match of the Day, Doctor Who and Masterchef enough to make it worth the extra money? Mirror readers don't seem to think so

Reach reporter Amy Fenton has lifted the lid on her time as a TV licence officer and helped confront people who had neglected to pay the compulsory fee

To watch or record live TV on any channel in the UK you must have a TV licence. A TV licence currently costs £159 a year however, the fee will be increasing next April

The BBC licence fee is set to rise, but are shows such as Strictly Come Dancing, Match of the Day, Doctor Who and Masterchef worth forking out an extra £10.50 a year for?