Sophie Buchan is a Journalist at Daily Record. She specializes in health and wellness, personal finance, and travel, frequently covering topics such as consumer health, diet and nutrition, and air travel. Sophie has been featured in a variety of outlets including The Independent, MyLondon, and Belfast Live, among others.
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The diverse collection brought memories flooding back
The TV Licence fee is £180 per year for a colour TV Licence or £60.50 for a black-and-white set after April's price increase
By: Sophie Buchan
Parents who are heading on holiday with a baby have also been given a list of items to pack
The rules around getting a TV Licence can be pretty confusing. And to clear things up, TV Licensing officials have confirmed whether you really need a Licence to watch subscription services.
There is also some good news for Glasgow Airport passengers this year!
Glasgow Airport says travellers can cut the cost of parking by booking ahead, with officials claiming advance bookings can be up to 60% cheaper.
There's nothing worse than seeing that loading circle
By: Sophie Buchan
That’s oddly genius
A TV Licence costs £180 per year with the price having risen in April
The rules around a TV Licence can be confusing and, as it turns out, some people may need it for YouTube - even if you pay for a Premium account.
