Over 75 = £0.00 for licence
Blind or partiatly sighted = £71.25
Unemployed £142.50
Don't walk in front of me..I may not follow-don't walk behind me..I may not lead-just walk beside me and be my friend.
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Sorry. That is wrong also.
You need a licence to receive television transmissions on any equipment - not just a TV. So if you have a tuner card or freeview dongle on your computer you need a licence. If you have a VCR + Monitor then you need a licence. If you have a DVR you need a licence. If you view TV on a mobile phone you need a licence.
The name of what you buy (TV Licence) is misleading as it has nothing to do with the actual TV but with the receiving and display of television transmissions in any form.
that is fine Mel , well I still say get rid of it.......the sooner the better.....better say this is my honest opinion.....papa.
Wasn't there a coirt case, where the person claimed they only watched DVD's on their telly.
And they won.
I think what annoys a lot of people is the licensing agencies bullying and nasty attitude in their assumption that absolutely everyone has a TV and watches it. There are quite a few people who don't, yet they still get treated like criminals and threatened with all sorts until they prove it. Ask yourself this: how can you prove that you don't do something? Surely there can only be evidence of actually doing it (the TV, aerial etc.) but when you don't . . .?
Possibly. In this land where you are (laughably) deemed to be innocent until proven guilty the burden of proof would still be on the accused.
If you owned equipment capable of receiving transmissions then you would have to prove that you never did. Very hard to do.
http://www.tvlicensing.co.uk/information/excuses.jsp
http://www.prnewswire.co.uk/cgi/news/release?id=45184
Last edited by astral276; 4th May 2009 at 01:39 PM.
Proving one never did something is basically impossible.
I own knives, but could I prove I have never stabbed anyone?
Same if the cops stop you in the street if they basically suspect you of a crime.
They will slap the cuffs on you, until they have sufficient proof that you didnt commit the crime in question.
Innocent until proven guilty doesnt stand in this country anymore unforunately,
It is all very well having these protests..............
but it is everyone that has to pay for them.
The cost of policing comes down to the taxpayer.
Traffic is disrupted - After paying the congestion charge to drive into London!
Tidying up afterwards.
Wouldnt mind guessing that many of the protestors will pay upto 50% of the cost of the license fee to get to London (or whereever) to protest.
Am off to arrange a protest.......gonna protest that there are too many protests going on.
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