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AFTER months of bill hikes, Sky has brought back a rare TV deal. They have slashed prices across two packages by up to 40 per cent in a move which offers huge benefits to sports fans. Advertisement 2 The TV giant has reduced the price of its Sky Sports packages Credit: Alamy Sky have slashed the prices of their Stream and Glass TV packages.
The TV giant is now offering Sky Ultimate TV with Netflix for £20/month. It is also offering Sky Sports add-ons for £20 instead of £31. Collectively, a Sky Stream package with Sky Ultimate TV, Netflix and Sports will cost a collective £40.
Advertisement Read More on Sky Sports 'UPSET' Jamie Carragher has to be called into Sky Sports camera shot by Neville RED LINE Lineker confirms future plans after MOTD exit & reveals why he snubbed Sky offer That’s a 40 per cent saving on the normal cost of those packages. The TV company hiked the cost of most of their packages by 14%, while existing customers were handed a 6% on their bills. Sky have also announced that a slew of channels would be disappearing from TV boxes in yet another satellite shake up.
Sky Sports Racing 3D, Christian broadcaster TWR and Muslim network Ramazan were all pulled on March 31, 2025. Advertisement Most read in Tech Exclusive SMOKING GUNS Ten pieces of key evidence proving Celtic's link to Boys Club REFFIN' HELL Neil Lennon demands answers from Willie Collum over 'abysmal' refereeing Exclusive ROLL OVER £148m Lotto winner divorces husband after splurging £5m on him during marriage JOCKED OFF Grand National jockey BANNED after race - as punters demand stronger punishment The beloved Sky History +1 channel was axed on April 5, 2025, in what some users have speculated is part of a plan to phase out SKy Q. Sky Q is the satellite-based box released in 2016 which hasn’t been upgraded for years.
2 Viewers have slammed successive rollbacks on Sky Q Credit: Alamy Several channels have shut down their HD versions and now only broadcast from their standard definition ones instead. Advertisement Viewers have slammed the move , taking to Sky’s forum to brand the decisions as a “backward step”. However, a Sky executive assured fans that Sky Q will still “be with us for a while”.
Speaking at the launch of Sky Glass Gen 2, the Global Chief Product Officer for Comcast and Sky, Fraser Stirling, said: "Customer satisfaction is really good still and the reason it's good is because we're still invested in it.".
