Thread: General Crackdown as the number of homes without a TV licence increases to 7%.
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Old 02-06-2019, 18:50   #13
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Re: Crackdown as the number of homes without a TV licence increases to 7%.
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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
Around 2% of all U.K. vehicles are untaxed - is that proof car tax enforcement is failing?
Yes, it is. The tax should be added to the cost of fuel rather than applied to vehicles.

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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
In much the same way as you can cure a migraine with a bullet to the head.

The reasons why a subscription paywall is not the optimal funding model for an organisation with the size and reach of the BBC have been discussed exhaustively elsewhere on this forum, multiple times.
On which, of course, we disagree!
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