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We are committed to making our information accessible to everyone in the community, and we work with a range of organisations such as housing, caring, money advice and multilingual groups to achieve this.
For more about our community relations work, please email campaignoffice@tvlicensing.co.uk or call 020 8752 6537.
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For information on TV Licensing, you can download helpful leaflets, including 'Help for advisers', 'Ways to pay' and 'Tenants'. You can also download leaflets in many different languages that are designed to help advisors who deal with those whose first language is not English.
Order leaflets
If you require a number of TV Licensing leaflets, then you can place a free order online.
In Brief
In Brief is the TV Licensing newsletter for organisations providing advice services regarding the TV Licence.
In Brief - Spring 2013 (English) (630 KB) (opens in new window)
In Brief - Spring 2013 (Welsh) (635 KB) (opens in new window)
In Brief - November 2012 (English) (591 KB) (opens in new window)
In Brief - November 2012 (Welsh) (594 KB) (opens in new window)
In Brief - July 2012 (English) (379 KB) (opens in new window)
In Brief - February 2012 (English) (378 KB) (opens in new window)
In Brief - February 2012 (Welsh) (389 KB) (opens in new window)
Community relations
Latest press releases
- Blame it on the bizarre!
- 18/11/2009
- TV Licensing reveals the worst excuses of the year
- TV Licensing: UK trend for gifts that keep giving
- 17/12/2012
- TV Licensing today released figures which suggest more than half of us might find a gift-that-keeps-giving under the tree this Christmas, a trend which reflects current time and money pressures facing families.
- TV Licensing urges students to budget for uni
- 15/8/2012
- TV Licensing is encouraging students who are preparing for university to budget for a TV Licence and purchase early in the academic year.
