We don't currently have to pay the rather large sum which a T.V. licence costs and it is large enough to mean that we will have to trim back a little bit (just a little bit, but still) on other leisure expenditure. Our meal out a month will be reconsidered and perhaps a newspaper less per week. Quite do-able, but it's a shame for our local pub and the newspaper. We don't pay for any subscription services (Sky etc.) and we don't really watch films much(no Netflicks )unless they are on BBC or ITA. In other words, all we have is a TV with Freeview and radio. Problem is that, increasingly, there is little that we want to watch - it's all jumpy, glitzy, hilarious to younger audiences … and rubbish to us. That's OK, but why should we have to pay for something which increasingly does not cater for us?