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Licence dodgers

more than 60 people were caught watching TV without a licence in Driffield during 2012.

This compares to more than 530 in Bridlington, more than 100 in Beverley and over 90 in Malton.

The average evasion rate remains at a low of just over five per cent, meaning almost 95 per cent of homes are correctly licensed.

Lucy Baird, TV Licensing spokesperson, said: “The data released today shows evasion remains at historically low levels of approximately five per cent, with the overwhelming majority of people ensuring there are correctly licensed. In order to be fair to the law-abiding majority who do pay for their licence, we’ll continue to pursue the small minority of people do not pay.

“We do understand some people may find it difficult to pay in one go, which is why we offer numerous ways to spread the cost.”


 
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