I would just going to talk about the television licences.

Another example in many European countries is a television licence.

Will you need a television licence or have to pay for the internet?

I understand that they don't pay any television licences at all.

Word went round that there was a crackdown on television licences.

The audience for the 1950 election programme was not large as only 350,000 television licences were held.

What effect will that have on digital television licences?

Of course, buying a television means you will need a television licence as well.

I've never yet met a claimant who could afford a television licence.

It is based in Windhoek and holds a community television licence.

The same rate applies to cinema tickets and to the television licence.

This clearly does not leave much money for other items such as a television licence and rental, or holidays.

Radio and television licence fees are permanently removed with immediate effect.

Failure to possess a valid television licence can result in a fine and a criminal record.

Some countries still have the radio licence together with the television licence.

Television was introduced in 1960, and with it the television licence fee.

A television licence fee of £4 per year was introduced in August.

There is also a commitment to introduce proposals for a commercial television licence fee.

The cost of a television licence is set by the government and enforced by the criminal law.

Many complaints were made by people who had obtained television licences before the fee was due to be increased on 1 April 1975.

The following countries have had television licences, but subsequently abolished them:

As of 2012 the cost of a television licence in Ireland is €160.

These concessions were later extended to widow pensioners and also to television licences.

Statistics show that 50% of households in Wales have television licences.

The station was funded by a mix of advertising, government funding, and an annual television licence fee.

And pay for it you did, with your licence fee.

I have no choice but to pay my licence fee.

It would be better to call the licence fee a tax.

But on the other hand, we have already seen a range of licence fees.

It's good for you to see the different ways your licence fee goes to work, I think.

Does anyone know where I can claim back part our licence fee?

Glad to see the licence fee is being put to good use.

You never know, it might make enough money to completely do away with the licence fee one day.

Until the very recent past governments would also set the level of the licence fee.

You must pay a licence fee based on the number of pupils at your school.

The licence fee is collected as part of the electricity bill.

If that has gone, then the licence fee should go too."

I can barely scrape up the licence fee every year.

The company has to pay a licence fee of Rs.

The licence fee would be worth it for even this one episode.

Licence fees are little more than department administration costs.

The licence fee is charged on a per household basis.

I may be in a small minority of those who are actually glad to have to pay the licence fee.

I am also worried, for my own part, about how licence fees will affect the development of markets.

Table 4.2 shows the changes in the licence fee for the whole post-war period.

The miners refused to pay a licence fee to look for gold.

We'll lobby to licence fee this engine out of existence.

One apparent reason could be very high licence fees of around 28 million euros.

The Government sets the level of the licence fee.

Oh, so the licence fee is going down, is it?

I would just going to talk about the television licences.

Another example in many European countries is a television licence.

Will you need a television licence or have to pay for the internet?

I understand that they don't pay any television licences at all.

Word went round that there was a crackdown on television licences.

The audience for the 1950 election programme was not large as only 350,000 television licences were held.

What effect will that have on digital television licences?

Of course, buying a television means you will need a television licence as well.

I've never yet met a claimant who could afford a television licence.

It is based in Windhoek and holds a community television licence.

The same rate applies to cinema tickets and to the television licence.

This clearly does not leave much money for other items such as a television licence and rental, or holidays.

Radio and television licence fees are permanently removed with immediate effect.

Failure to possess a valid television licence can result in a fine and a criminal record.

Some countries still have the radio licence together with the television licence.

Television was introduced in 1960, and with it the television licence fee.

A television licence fee of £4 per year was introduced in August.

There is also a commitment to introduce proposals for a commercial television licence fee.

The cost of a television licence is set by the government and enforced by the criminal law.

Many complaints were made by people who had obtained television licences before the fee was due to be increased on 1 April 1975.

The following countries have had television licences, but subsequently abolished them:

As of 2012 the cost of a television licence in Ireland is €160.

These concessions were later extended to widow pensioners and also to television licences.

Statistics show that 50% of households in Wales have television licences.

The station was funded by a mix of advertising, government funding, and an annual television licence fee.

They maintain that film producers operate on market conditions while particularly DR, funded by a broadcast receiving licence fee, is able to pay better salaries.

An official broadcast receiving licence was required for the reception of radio broadcasts at a monthly fee of 2 Reichsmark.

Half of RAI's revenues come from broadcast receiving licence fees, the rest from the sale of advertising time.

RÚV is funded by a broadcast receiving licence fee collected from every income tax payer, as well as advertising revenue.

The BBC is funded by income from a "Broadcast Receiving Licence" purchased by UK residents.

A television licence (or broadcast receiving licence) is official permission required in many countries for the reception of television broadcasts, or the possession of a television set.

The Broadcasting Receiving Licence of 10 shillings was introduced in November 1922 to cover existing BBC radio broadcasts, as well as the BBC's 405-line television service between November 1936 and September 1939.

DR is funded by the levying of a broadcast receiving licence fee, payable in Denmark by all owners of radios, television sets, and, in recent years, computers and other devices capable of receiving DR's video content, whether or not they use DR's services.