Sky customers are facing an average 8.1% rise in their broadband and TV bills. But the company has warned that some subscribers could be hit with a bigger increase, depending on the package they have.
The telecoms giant says the increase of 8.1% will add £5.60 to the average monthly bill - or £67.20 extra over 12 months. It plans to notify customers of their rises from next Thursday, February 16, and the changes will come into effect from April, the Mirror reports.
Customers who are on a Sky social tariff - cheaper rates for households on benefits - won't be affected by the increases. And there will be no rises for Sky Glass and Stream customers while their existing contract is still in place.
