Dear TV Licensing, Thank you for your “Your No Licence Needed claim expires soon. Please get in touch’ letter as my ‘No Licence Needed’ expires: May 2019. I appreciate that you need to check if my No Licence Needed circumstances have changed. The answer is no, I am still, in law, under the presumption of […]
Tag: presumption of innocence
New BBC licensing rules, stand up for your rights
A letter a day to number 10. No 1,540 Thursday 01 September 2016. Dear Mrs May, From today people now need a license to watch BBC iPlayer, live or catch-up, and for all live viewing and recording, no matter which channel we are watching or what device we are watching on. As someone who has […]
The rule of law? Not in Britain
A letter a day to number 10. No 1,294 Wednesday 23 December 2015. Dear Mr Cameron, The presumption of innocence has been steadily eroded over many years. Whether I am correct in thinking that Margaret Thatcher was the author of its demise I’m not sure but she certainly and spectacularly showed her disdain for it […]
Fear and Loathing in Great Britain 