TV Licensing
Who we are
'TV Licensing' is a trade mark of the BBC and is used under licence by companies contracted by the BBC to administer the collection of the television licence fees and enforcement of the television licensing system.
The BBC is a public authority in respect of its television licensing functions and retains overall responsibility.
Responsibilities of TV Licensing contracted companies |
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| Capita Business Services Ltd | TV Licensing administration and enforcement. |
| iQor UK Ltd | Administration of cash related payment schemes. |
| PayPoint Plc | Over-the-counter payment services in the UK mainland and in Northern Ireland. |
| Post Office | Over-the-counter payment services in the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands. |
| Proximity London Ltd | Marketing and printing services |
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Fishburn Hedges Boys Williams Ltd |
Public relations and advertising services. |
About us
Latest press releases
- TV Licensing publishes 2011 evader statistics
- 31/1/2012
- Almost 390,000 people across the UK were caught watching a TV without a valid licence in 2011, according to figures published today by TV Licensing.
- TV Licence reminder for businesses this Christmas
- 15/12/2011
- TV Licensing urges businesses to make sure they are correctly licensed over the festive season.
- TV Licensing's guide to stress-free Christmas TV
- 13/12/2011
- One in five UK households expect to argue about what to watch on television over the festive period according to a TV Licensing study.
