Netflix and Disney+ users warned as TV licence fee rises

Netflix and Sky TV drop to £13 per month in voucher deal - but not for long - Manchester Evening News

The deal expires on April 30, 2025.

Netflix and Disney+ users warned as TV licence fee rises

Major changes could affect users of streaming services

Do you need a TV licence for Netflix? UK rules explained

Netflix users are being reminded of the rules around the TV licence 🚨

TV licence rules for Netflix users explained as reminder is issued

Netflix users are being reminded of the rules around the TV licence 🚨

New TV Licence rules explained as price goes up - does having Netflix or Amazon Prime affect me?

If you watch live TV in the UK, you’re required to pay the annual TV Licence fee.

What UK TV licence changes could mean for Netflix and Prime Video users

The TV Licence fee in the UK has recently increased, and future changes to the system may also affect people who watch content solely through streaming platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, or Disney+.As of now, UK residents are required to pay the TV Licence fee if they watch live television or use BBC iPlayer. The fee rose by £5 on 1 April 2025, increasing from £169.50 to £174.50 per year. This equates to approximately £14.54 per month. …