BBC Radio 3 listening figures up 17 per cent year-on-year - Classical Music
BBC Radio listeners: BBC Radio 2 loses million loyal listeners after Ken Bruce quits for Greatest Hits Radio. Here's what has happened - The Economic Times
Radio 4 loses 1.2 million listeners in a year as the Today programme turns people off
Ian Jones on X: "How listening figures for the main BBC radio stations have changed over the past decade. @BBC6Music is a real success story. #RAJAR https://t.co/yNG12T1usw" / X
BBC Sounds sees record listening figures in Q4 2023 - Telecompaper
BBC local radio listening figures fall with Newcastle station witnessing 17% drop - Chronicle Live
Radio 2 loses half a million listeners to 'golden oldie' stations
Ken Bruce smashes latest audience listening figures – On The Radio
BBC's share of radio listening falls to lowest point since 2021, figures show | The Independent
Classic FM recovers slightly as BBC Radio 3 and Scala Radio lose listeners — David Taylor
BBC Radio 4 has seen 1.2million people stop tuning in in 12 months after attempts to 'modernise | Daily Mail Online
Bauer hails 'phenomenal' Ken Bruce effect as Greatest Hits Radio gains 1m listeners - The Media Leader
BBC's share of radio listening falls to lowest point since 2021, figures show | Perspective Media
Radio listening figures released for Cumbria | In Cumbria
BBC radio stations ranked by listeners UK 2023 | Statista
Boom Radio picks up listeners from Radio 2 after Ken Bruce quits BBC
Vernon Kay loses 1.3million of Ken Bruce's BBC Radio 2 listeners
BBC Radio 2 listening figures plunge after veteran DJs dumped from station - Daily Record
Rajar figures: Radio news listeners fall but boost for music shows - BBC News
BBC Radio Kent sees largest fall in listening figures in England as presenter changes come in - Kent Live
BBC continues to haemorrhage local radio listeners - see the figures for your station | UK | News | Express.co.uk
Record listening figures for Greg James and Dotty on Radio 1 and Radio 1Xtra - Media Centre
BBC radio listening figures hold steady through pandemic, figures suggest | Shropshire Star
