Hi..
not too sure if you are intrested, but i did as the TV licence Authority about paying for licence after the DTTV switch over
My question was..
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Title: Mr
Surname: Henshall
Telephone:
Email:
Licence no:
Prefered contact method: Email
Subject: General Enquiry
Message:
The Transmitter i am receiving from Emley Moor, the analogue TX equipment will but turned off around 2010 to 2012.
If i have no digital receiver anywhere in my home, and just use my analogue TV (which can no longer receive any TV pictures at that time), as a monitor for my DVD player. Would I still have to get a TV licence?
Reference number: EM0002
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Their answer is
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TV LICENSING
BRISTOL
BS98 1TL
Tel: 0870 243 0229
Fax: 0870 240 1187
E-Mail: tvlcsc@capita.co.uk
Our Ref: TVL1506501
29/01/2007
Dear Henshall
Thank you for contacting us.
A television licence is legal permission to install and use television equipment to receive or record television broadcast signals. It is required, by law, if you use equipment to receive or record BBC 1, BBC 2, ITV, Channel 4, Five, satellite, or cable programs. It does not make any difference to how many channels you receive.
When the analogue broadcast service is switch off, and you have not installed and are not using a digitial receiver, and you will not be able to receive television broadcast service, you will not longer require a television licence.
I hope my reply is useful.
Yours sincerely
Mr W Kimball
TV Licensing
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i hope that can help with any licence questions .. However they did take a week to answer as they did not know how to answer my question at first thats what the lady said, when i called them.