Voice of the Listener and Viewer (VLV) represents the citizen and consumer interest
in broadcasting and works for quality and diversity in British broadcasting.

       A Job Vacancy Has Arisen Within VLV For More Information - Click Here
       Broadcasting and Civil Society in the Digital Age - Click Here
       Britan's New Broadcasting Order: How Will It Work - Click Here
       Broadcasting and Democracy - Conference Event to Take Place - Click Here
       What Does The Future Hold For Children's Radio, TV, New Media and Cinema - 
       Click Here
       Media Literacy for Adults - Click Here
       Children’s Radio & Television: a Brave New World? - Click Here
       Britain’s New Broadcasting Order: How Will it Work? & Broadcasting and
       Democracy - Click Here
       VLV's Autumn 2003 Conference Programme Looks Ahead to New Era - Click Here
       What Price the Proms & the Excellence of BBC Music - Click Here
       Winners of VLV 2002 Awards presented on 30th April 2003 - Click Here
       Ofcom and the new Communications Bill to be the focus at VLV's Spring Conference. 
       VLV’s 2002 Awards for Excellence in Broadcasting will be presented during the
       conference at 1.45pm - Click Here
       Press Release Details on Conferences and Events - Click Here
       Forthcoming VLV Events for 2003 - Click Here
 
 

For More Information on Topical Issues

VLV works to keep listeners and viewers informed about current developments in British broadcasting, including propose new legislation, public consultation on broadcasting policy and the likely impact of digital technology. We seek to raise awareness of the uniquely influential role that broadcasting plays in our society and the responsibility this places on broadcasters.  Click here for more information.

Telephone: 01474 352835. 
Fax: 01474 351112. 
E-mail: vlv@btinternet.com 

Sorry, we do not have the resources to handle individual programme complaints. If you have a complaint about a programme please click here