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What Does VLV Do?

The Voice of the Listener & Viewer is an independent, non-profit making membership-based charity, free from political and sectarian affiliations. VLV works to promote high […]

Campaign Issues

VLV’s work focuses on broadcasting policy and there are a range of issues we are currently campaigning on. VLV’s goals are to: • Ensure that […]

Our History

The Voice of the Listener & Viewer The Voice of the Listener & Viewer (VLV) was founded in 1983 in response to proposals to turn […]

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VLV is run on a voluntary basis by a Board of Trustees and supported in its work by its Patrons. Colin Browne Mary Dixon Peter […]

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To enrich individuals with knowledge, culture and information about their world, to build more cohesive communities, to engage the people of the UK and the whole globe in a new conversation about who we are and where we are going …put to work to the sole benefit of the public.

"British broadcasting is the best in the world, but now its future is threatened. If you want to help ensure its quality, please join me in supporting VLV which is doing so much to protect the principle of public service in broadcasting."

David Attenborough OM CH

"The Voice of the Listener & Viewer are passionate believers, as I am, in the importance of high quality broadcasting for the cultural and scientific future of this nation. At a time when traditional broadcasters like the BBC are under threat it is more important than ever that organisations like the VLV give voice to those who those who would otherwise not be heard."

Michael Mosley

"VLV has emerged as the most important champion of television and radio consumers by consistently pressing for the retention and extension of high-quality public service broadcasting"

Roy Greenslade

"VLV fulfils the function of holding ministers and people in Parliament who take an interest in these matters to account. They cover a range of topics of ongoing interest, particularly over the role of PSBs and the BBC, but also how the constant march of technology is throwing up new regulatory challenges which we wouldn’t have thought 3 or 4 years ago would have been a problem."

Damian Collins MPChairman of the DCMS Select Committee

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