Thread: General Do the Virgin Media UK need an "tidy up"?
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Old 01-09-2020, 16:23   #46
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Re: Do the Virgin Media UK need an "tidy up"?
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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
It's the Govt. who got rid of the free licence fee. It was funded by the Govt. who withdrew the funding. The alternative was cutting services and channels. Tbh can't see anything wrong with affluent pensioners paying, they watch TV more than anyone else.
The government did not withdraw funding, they transferred responsibility for it to the BBC.

The BBC has decided that rather than reduce their high salaries and create efficiencies, they would rather choose to concentrate on soft targets to allow them to carry on regardless. Only a subscription model will stop the waste at the Beeb.

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Originally Posted by denphone View Post
Well worth £150..
Not so if you don't use it. £150 for naff all..
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