
Everybody, regardless of age, needs a TV licence to (on any device and through any provider):
- Watch or record live TV programmes on any channel
- Download or watch any BBC programmes on iPlayer – live, catch up or on demand
In 2020 there were changes to concessionary TV licences for people over 75. Since then, everyone over 75 has to pay for their TV licence unless they are eligible for a free license or a discount.
Our Good Practice Snapshot covers
- Licence fees
- How to claim for a free or discounted TV licence
- Accommodation for Residential Care (ARC) Licence
- Preserved Rights
- How to apply for an ARC licence
- Renewing an ARC licence
- Paying for an ARC licence
- Collecting payment from residents
- Communal areas, guest rooms and staff accommodation
Erosh members can download a copy of the Good Practice Snapshot here.
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