TV Licensing is reminding pubs and sports clubs in Worcester to make sure they are correctly covered by a television licence in the build up to the Six Nations rugby tournament.
Fans from across Worcestershire are expected to flock to their local pub or rugby club to catch a piece of the action.
But TV LIcensing has warned that any pub, club or sporting venue which shows live television must have a valid TV Licence.
Pubs without a valid licence are breaking the law and publicans run the risk of a court prosecution and fine of up to £1,000 per offence plus costs.
Mark Whitehouse, TV Licensing spokesman for the West Midlands, said: “Many fans and supporters will choose to watch the matches in their local rugby club or in one of around 170 pubs within 10 miles of Worcester.
"It’s important pubs and clubs are correctly licensed and we know landlords and managers want to stay within the law, which is why we are issuing this advice before the tournament.”
For more details visit tvlicensing.co.uk/businessinfo
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