Ofcom

Ofcom, the Office of Communications, is the regulatory authority for the communications industries in the UK. It oversees television, radio, telecommunications, and postal services to ensure they operate fairly and effectively. Ofcom aims to protect consumer interests, promote competition, and ensure that the UK has a diverse and high-quality media landscape. It sets rules for broadcasting standards, manages frequencies for communication technologies, and tackles issues like internet safety and access. Essentially, Ofcom ensures that communication services are reliable, accessible, and serve the public good.