Sentences with phrase «annual licence fee»

Owners who have their animals spayed or neutered are charged the equivalent of # 5.00 annual licence fee.

Those who don't spay or neuter their animals are charged approximately # 500 annual licence fee.

For example, we are currently putting the programme into a MAT comprising two senior schools with fewer than 1,400 pupils and four primaries with fewer than 300 pupils, and the price is # 2,133 for the set - up, along with an annual licence fee of # 1,365.

To give some idea of prices, at the lowest end a primary of fewer than 300 pupils could buy the basic system (including help with drawing up plans and an initial exercise) for a set - up fee of # 437 and an annual licence fee of # 280.

Back in Chambers, Imogen has assisted in a statutory appeal against a decision of Ofcom regarding BT's charges for ethernet services, and EE's judicial review of Ofcom's setting of annual licence fees for 1800 MHz spectrum.

Not exact matches

It was late one night during the Labour conference, that the he suggested this government might try to make savings in the Foreign Office budget by transfering the # 272m annual budget of the BBC World Service directly to the BBC, to paid out of income from the licence fee.

We use Time Matters, but I don't recommend it because LexisNexis has instituted a policy of mandatory annual fees, with penalties payable if you haven't paid and need to upgrade, purchase a new licence or obtain technical support.

Not content with its annual millions in licence fees, RECO has systematically pursued new ways to generate revenue while pushing existing Ontario businesses out of the way.

But many of Britain's leading house - sellers have condemned the corporation for airing the program — and some have now called on the profession not to pay the annual # 142.50 ($ 256 Cdn) TV licence fee in protest.