HC Deb 25 January 1956 vol 548 c32W
Mr. Dodds

asked the Secretary of State for the Colonies, in view of the advantages that would result from Gibraltar having its own radio station, what consideration has been given to the matter, and what prospects there are in this connection.

Mr. Lennox-Boyd

I should like Gibraltar to have its own radio station and have consulted my colleagues on a proposal for a station which was put to me by the Gibraltar Government, but there are considerable practical difficulties, for example, in the allocation of frequencies. These difficulties are being examined, but I cannot say at the moment what the prospects are.