You do not always need a seperate licence for a second home, holiday home, caravan, boat etc.
Information taken from the link in the previous post.
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From TV Licensing information:
If your second home is a house, cottage, flat, bungalow or any other permanent building, you need to have a separate TV Licence to cover this address.
If you only use a TV set powered by its own internal batteries, you do not need a separate TV Licence.
If you watch or record TV programmes in a second home which is a touring caravan or vehicle, or a boat, you do not need a separate TV Licence; you will be covered by the TV Licence for your main residence.
