FAQ's about VLV

• What does VLV do?
• How is VLV funded?
• Where is VLV based?
• Who supports VLV?
• How can I join VLV?
• Does VLV handle complaints?
• Can anyone attend VLV Conferences?

What does VLV do?

VLV works to keep listeners and viewers informed about current developments in British broadcasting, including proposed new legislation, public consultation on broadcasting policy and the likely impact of digital technology.

How is VLV funded?

VLV is funded by membership subscriptions, generous individual donations and grants from charitable foundations.

Where is VLV based?

VLV's offices are based in Gravesend, Kent. The registered office is 101 King's Drive, Gravesend, Kent, DA12 5BQ.

Who supports VLV?

VLV has many high-profile supporters, including Sir David Attenborough, Jon Snow, Michael Palin, Sir John Tusa, Dame Mary Peters and Lord Puttnam of Queensgate, as well as our Founder and Chairman Jocelyn Hay.

See a full list of VLV Board Members and Patrons.

How can I join VLV?

You can join right here, by following this link. Join VLV Now!

Does VLV handle complaints?

No. If you have a complaint about a programme or service, please contact the relevant regulator.

Can anyone attend VLV Conferences?

Absolutely. VLV Conferences are open to all. However, VLV members are given priority booking, and as availability and capacity for events are limited, non-members cannot be guaranteed tickets for VLV Conferences or other events.

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