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Obtained from a government agency, a business licence is permission for certain business activities to go ahead in the chosen jurisdiction of the government body or affiliated body granting the licence.
For Business Radio (Technically Assigned) licences, Ofcom will use its technical assignment algorithm, MASTS, to process the assignment request. If a suitable frequency is available, it will be granted. This type of licence is for mobile-to-mobile communication anywhere in the UK. Use of base stations is not permitted.
To obtain a license, you must pass a test. The Foundation or entry-level exam is relatively straightforward, and applying for it is free if you do it online. The training for your exam will introduce you to other groups of users and local clubs and communities.
You usually need to get a licence if you: play recorded music in public or at your business (including background music on a CD, radio or music channel)
This Licence authorises Test Customer Limited (the Licensee) to establish, and/or use radio transmitting and/or receiving stations and/or radio apparatus as described in the schedule(s) (hereinafter together called the Radio Equipment) subject to the terms set out below and subject to the terms of the

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PMR (Business Radio) The main uses of business radio are for public safety and security, industrial and commercial users such as taxis and couriers, as well as voluntary organisations, all of whom need reliable means of communicating with personnel and, in particular, those on the move.
No, you do not need a TV Licence to listen to the radio (including on BBC Sounds). If you play music on your business premises for customers or staff through radio, TV, computer or CD/DVD, for example please check if you need music licences from .pplprs.co.uk/your-tv-licence-at-work.

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