​Sky has increased the cost for predominantly out-of-contract customers by around £2.50 a month from April. The move comes a month after the company replaced its Original bundle with Sky Entertainment, giving customers an additional 80 channels at no extra cost. Sky Entertainment customers will not be affected. Customers who have signed up to Sky Broadband and are on standard or HD packages can still get their TV package for free if they want it.
​Sky has increased the cost for predominantly out-of-contract customers by around £2.50 a month from April. The move comes a month after the company replaced its Original bundle with Sky Entertainment, giving customers an additional 80 channels at no extra cost. Sky Entertainment customers will not be affected. Alternatives to Sky include Now TV, a dongle that gives access to online services such as Netflix or Amazon Prime; a bundle such as broadband and TV from TalkTalk for £25.95 a month; Freeview or Freesat.