HC Deb 10 April 1970 vol 799 cc141-2W
Mrs. Ewing

asked the Minister of Posts and Telecommunications what areas in Scotland did not have satisfactory reception of the British Broadcasting Corporation at the end of 1969.

Mr. Stonehouse

B.B.C.2 television, in course of provision, now covers 75 per cent. of the population of Scotland compared with 53 per cent. at the end of

GENERAL HOSPITALS
Incremental Points
Grade Minimum or Age Point 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Lodging charge where resident
£ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £
Ward Sister/Charge Nurse 1,200 1,242 1,284 1,329 1,374 1,419 1,464 1,509 1,554 201
Staff Nurse 930 990 1,050 1,110 * 171
Senior Enrolled Nurse 966 1,008 1,050 1,092 1,134* 171
Enrolled Nurse 801 843 885 927 969 147
Nursing Auxiliary:
Age 21 or over 681 714 747 780 813 846 108
Age 20 591 54
Age 19 558 54
Age 18 525 54
Student Nurse:
(i) Age under 21 on entry:
Age 18 525 27
Age 19 588 54
Age 20 624 54
(ii) Age 21 or over on entry:
1st Year 714 108
2nd Year 744 108
3rd Year 774 108
Pupil Nurse:‡
(i) Age under 21 on entry:
Age 18 525 27
Age 19 588 54
Age 20 624 54
(ii) Age 21 or over on entry:
1st Year 714 108
2nd Year 744 108

1968. The duplicate transmissions of B.B.C.1 on U.H.F. with 625-line definition and in colour cover over 40 per cent. For the coverage attained by the other services I would refer the hon. Member to my reply to her Question on 3rd December, 1968, and to the B.B.C.'s Annual Report and Accounts for 1968–69.