Not everyone is required to pay the full cost of a TV Licence. Certain groups can either receive it free of charge or at a reduced rate, offering some relief from the upcoming April 2026 price hike mandated by the 2022 …
Not everyone is required to pay the full TV Licence fee. Certain groups may qualify for free or reduced-cost licences, allowing them to avoid the April 2026 price increase. A TV Licence grants access to a wide range of …
Not everyone is required to pay the full TV Licence fee. Certain groups may qualify for a free licence or receive a discount, enabling them to avoid the forthcoming price hike in April 2026. A TV Licence grants access to a …
Lucy & Yak, the beloved fashion brand known for its vibrant and quirky womenswear, is set to open a pop-up shop in Bath on Saturday, May 9. Located on New Bond Street, this new store will bring the brand’s unique style closer …
The renowned Roman Baths are now offering £1 admission tickets for visitors receiving Universal Credit, Pension Credit, or Employment Support Allowance (ESA). This new initiative, timed to coincide with the Easter holidays, …
The iconic Roman Baths in Bath are launching a new £1 entry ticket for individuals receiving key benefits. Starting this Easter holiday, those on Universal Credit, Pension Credit, or Employment Support Allowance (ESA) can …
Starting April 1, 2026, the TV Licence fee has increased by 3.15% in line with annual inflation. This means a colour TV licence now costs £180 per year, while a black-and-white licence is £60.50. Not paying your TV Licence …
Russell & Bromley, the iconic British footwear retailer, has launched a sweeping “everything must go” clearance sale after entering administration in January. The sale features discounts of up to 50%, building on an earlier …
Russell and Bromley, the iconic British footwear retailer, has initiated an “everything must go” clearance sale, offering discounts of up to 50% off. This follows an initial 20% reduction earlier this year, as the company …
Starting in April, the UK’s TV Licence fee will rise from £174.50 to £180. Since its introduction in 1946 at just £2, this fee has been a staple for British households, enabling access to BBC broadcasts. Over time, despite …
The cost of a TV Licence in the UK is set to rise by £5.50 this April, increasing from £174.50 to £180 annually. While this fee applies to many households, certain groups qualify for free or reduced-rate licences, easing the …
The annual TV Licence fee will rise from £174.50 to £180 starting this April, marking another increase for UK households. While most viewers must pay this fee to watch or record live television or access BBC iPlayer, some …
In April 2025, the standard TV Licence fee rose to £174.50, reflecting a 2.9% increase in line with inflation. This annual payment is mandatory for households or businesses that watch live television broadcasts or use BBC …
As the new year unfolds, managing finances often becomes a top priority for many of us. After the holiday spending spree, January can feel like a challenging month for the wallet. But as a passionate bargain hunter, I’ve …
As the new year unfolds, many of us are tightening our budgets after the festive season. As a dedicated shopping enthusiast committed to smart spending, I’ve scoured the market to bring you the very best Thursday deals across …