I am not sure if this is a wind up,but had a call today asking about the type of music played in the business.The call was official and seemed above board so i went along with the conversation.I confirmed that I listen to the radio during the working day which i presume is quite normal,or so i thought.I was then informed that in order to listen to the radio whilst at work in the premises that i will need to buy a license.I was a bit surprised and asked why the radio station didnt pay for the privilege,I was told that even though the broadcasters had paid them a fee to allow them to broadcast the music we as businesses were liable for a license in order to listen to it(double whammy!).The cost?£125 per year!! ouch.It is nearly April 1 so it must be a wind up.I have now turned off the radio just in case the pleasure police are around and catch me listening to something for free!!I know the music indusrty is getting deperate but this is getting silly.Or is it April fool??

Colin