Thousands of people will be eligible for a free TV licence due to new government reforms.
It is believed that around 7,000 people on low incomes will benefit from the change each month.
If you are aged 75 years or older and you or your partner receive Pension Credit, you are entitled to a free TV licence. A standard colour TV Licence costs £159 per year, while a black and white licence costs £53.50. If you are registered blind or you live with someone who is, you can get a 50% discount proving the licence is in the blind person’s name.
Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Northant's Alan Carr says he will 'sort himself out' in TV interviewAlan broke up with his husband, Paul, back in January
Read more »
TCL 55C835 4K Mini LED TV reviewA cracking 4K TV, delivering high tech at high value
Read more »
The stunning village an hour from Manchester with a starring role on TVThis extraordinary village has a diverse landscape of peaks, canals, valleys and reservoirs 🌳
Read more »
The best TV shows, documentaries and films coming to Netflix in JulyStranger Things season four comes to a cinematic end and Dakota Johnson stars in a new adaption of Jane Austen's Emma
Read more »
Michael Owen’s TV host pal says Gemma’s Love Island stint is 'not ideal'EXCLUSIVE: Ex-Footballer Jermaine Jenas tells OK! how he can’t wait to wind up TV host pal Michael Owen about his daughter Gemma appearing on the current series of Love Island
Read more »