Premier Radio has appealed for support from their listeners and all Christians across the UK to help it secure a place as the first Christian radio station to broadcast on a national digital licence.
The broadcasting regulator, Ofcom, is currently overseeing a decision on whether to award a licence to the National Grid or Channel Four.
Premier Christian Radio is part of the National Grid's bid and is the only Christian broadcaster on either application.
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