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tv licence

Saibh · 2008-02-07 16:38:12

sorry if this was already asked, but do you need a tv licence for each tv in your house or does one tv licence cover all thanks

07-02-2008 4:38pm

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Saibh

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sorry if this was already asked, but do you need a tv licence for each tv in your house or does one tv licence cover all

thanks

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#2 07-02-2008 4:38pm

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One license for all.

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#3 07-02-2008 4:44pm

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thanks

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#4 07-02-2008 4:56pm

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Whoa..... just to be clear, one licence per household, regardless if you have 2 or 10 TV's in your house.

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#5 07-02-2008 4:58pm

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My bad if that wasn't implied in the question

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#6 07-02-2008 5:03pm

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The blessings of the English language!

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#7 08-02-2008 12:30pm

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aidan_walsh wrote: »

My bad if that wasn't implied in the question

I think it was the answer that the confusion may have been with

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#8 08-02-2008 8:03pm

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But anyone with a separate kitchen in the house needs a separate licence (Granny flat, student Bedsit with own cooking). A Granny Flat or Bedsit with NO cooking facility is covered by the one TV licence.

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