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TV licence warning to students



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STUDENTS finishing their first year at university have been reminded to update the address on their TV licence and avoid a fine.
More than 20,000 city freshers are due to complete their first year in the next few weeks.

And TV Licensing is issuing a warning to those students moving out of their accommodation that, unless they update their address details, their TV Licence will not cover them. Those who are unlicensed risk a fine of up to £1000, plus the cost of a new licence if they still need one.

Students who have a TV Licence are being urged to update their address details online.

Fergus Reid, TV Licensing spokesperson for Scotland, said: "Many people believe that when they move, their licence moves with them – however this is not the case. TV Licensing wants to make life easier for students by encouraging them to get their admin done now."





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  • Last Updated: 13 May 2008 10:19 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
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Boy Wonder,

13/05/2008 18:06:13
Time this iniquitous tax was put to rest!

 

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