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Rajar has released the latest radio-listening figures for the United Kingdom. It says that 49 million adults, or 88% of the adult U.K. population — those aged 15 and older — tuned in to their selected radio stations each week in the second quarter of 2022. Most of those — 41 million — use a digital device. Thirty-two percent listen to live radio via a smartphone or tablet — little change compared to Q1 2022.
The total average number of weekly hours listened to the radio for this period is 998 million.
On average, a typical U.K. listener tunes in to 20.4 hours of live radio per week, mostly at home.
You can find out more information about the Q2 figures here.
You can compare those figures to a snapshot of the 2022 Q1 figures here.
