WTF? TV-licence-offences-account-for-one-in-ten-UK-court-cases

**hyperD** · 9 September 2013, 16:41

They obviously didn't realise the power of putting up an "Implied Right Of Access Denied" notice to prevent all of this.

Licence free for 4 years and enjoying it.

**CoolCat** · 9 September 2013, 16:53

Just break up and sell off the BBC and abolish the licence fee. end of problem. and end of their politically correct up their own bums world view.

**vetran** · 9 September 2013, 17:34

Originally posted by CoolCat View Post

Just break up and sell off the BBC and abolish the licence fee. end of problem. and end of their politically correct up their own bums world view.

this I think is the logical conclusion of their behaviour.

**SueEllen** · 9 September 2013, 19:02

Originally posted by vetran View Post

TV licence offences account for one in ten UK court cases - Telegraph

About time they ended up in the small claims court.

Agreed.

It's cheaper to credit black list people.

**TykeMerc** · 9 September 2013, 19:37

Originally posted by CoolCat View Post

Just break up and sell off the BBC and abolish the licence fee. end of problem. and end of their politically correct up their own bums world view.

True.

The BBC used to make quality programming and entertainment, its news service seemed to be fairly unbiased and even handed, those days are long gone and it serves no real purpose.

The TV tax is one I'm happy to avoid (legally of course).

**AtW** · 9 September 2013, 19:51

Originally posted by TykeMerc View Post

The TV tax is one I'm happy to avoid (legally of course).

Let me guess - the TV is owned by an offshore partnership?

**The Central Scrutinizer** · 10 September 2013, 07:19

The licence fee is classified as a tax, and evasion is a criminal offence.

**BrilloPad** · 10 September 2013, 07:37

Nothing worth watching these days anyway. Better off with catch up and youtube for free.

BabyBP is now learning Italian and Spanish on his own by finding Peppa Pig in these languages on youtube!

And the best thing about the internety is loads of pr0n - not much on TV.

**amcdonald** · 10 September 2013, 07:54

If you've got something like Netflix, 4OD and iPlayer you don't need live TV anyway.

It's only if you want to gossip about some trashy telly with work zomboids would you need live TV, or you're a chav who must watch live kickball

WTF? TV-licence-offences-account-for-one-in-ten-UK-court-cases