Thread: TV Licence “Unenforceable”?
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Old Today, 20:26   #88
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Re: TV Licence “Unenforceable”?
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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
They've already ruled out advertising and we need a public service broadcaster - it is an essential service ( tv and radio). Its more likely to be an extra tax on streaming/broadband services. We' ll pay one way or another.
What are ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 if they are not public service broadcasters?

Only those who want to watch it should be paying. If they are so popular, why are they so afraid of voluntary subscriptions?
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