State Pensioners Using Two Methods to Slash TV Licence Bill to £0 - Birmingham Live

BBC admits it is 'actively exploring' changes to the TV licence fee as pressure mounts to scrap it

The BBC has admitted it is "actively exploring" changes to the licence fee model as the number of households paying for it continues to fall sharply.The comments follow weeks of public backlash against the forced nature of the licence fee, with a petition to scrap or convert it to a subscription-based model now gaining over 62,000 signatures.In its latest annual report, the broadcaster revealed that 23.8 million TV licences were in force at the …

BBC breaks silence on licence fee changes as calls for putting an end to it grow - Daily Star

EXCLUSIVE: The BBC has admitted to the Daily Star that it is actively looking at changes to do with the licence fee, as anger grows across Britain over the forced payments

State pensioners using two methods to slash TV Licence bill to £0 - Birmingham Live

BBC admitted they are looking at a reform for the TV licence

State pensioners told to reduce TV Licence bill to £0 with 2 fully legal methods

State pensioners can cut their TV Licence bill to £0 with two methods which are both completely legal and cannot land you a fine.

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A TV Licence is required to watch or record programmes on a TV, computer or other device on any channel or service as they're broadcast, including on-demand BBC programmes on iPlayer

DWP explains two legal ways pensioners can avoid TV licence fee completely

The BBC TV licence fee has risen again, but there is a way to reduce it to £0 a year if you're a state pensioner