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BUSINESSES in Newbury are being warned to crack down on staff watching summer sporting events illegally or face potentially hefty fines. Increasing number of people are watching events such as Wimbledon online on work computers, which are required to have TV licenses if used in this way. During the last two major televised summer sporting events, Wimbledon 2007 and the 2006 World Cup, TV Licensing - the body which monitors licences - caught more than 450 individuals and businesses in Berkshire watching television illegally. Firms can be liable if someone is caught watching online without a licence and risk prosecution and a fine of up to £1,000. Stephen Alambritis, of the Federation of Small Businesses, which is backing the warnings, said: “We believe that more people than ever before are watching live sports while at work, so it’s essential for managers to ensure that they understand the TV Licensing regulations. Whether your employees are into football, tennis or athletics, if they are watching without a licence you risk a court case and a £1,000 fine. Buying a licence is very straightforward and takes minutes online so make sure you’re covered to enjoy the sport this summer.” For more information, visit www.tvlicensing.co.uk/business or call 0844 800 5832.
