BBC Radio 2 remains the national station with the highest weekly reach, according to the latest RAJAR figures for Q1 2010. It posted both a year on year and period on period increase, up by 8.3% and 8.1% respectively, which takes its total to over 14.5 million listeners.

Johnny Vaughan’s 95.8 Capital Radio breakfast show remains well out in front of its rival London stations once again, despite posting a 5.6% period on period decline in Q1 2010.

Johnny Vaughan’s 95.8 Capital Radio breakfast show remains on top in London once again with a weekly reach of more than 1.2 million listeners, following an impressive 25.5% year on year increase, according to RAJAR’s Q4 2009 report.

RAJAR figures for Q4 2009 show that DAB set ownership increased by 13% year on year, with 17.1 million adults aged 15+ now claiming to live in a household which has a DAB receiver.

BBC Radio 2 remains the national station with the highest weekly reach according to the latest RAJAR figures. It was relatively static year on year, although it suffered a slight fall of 1.1% on Q3 2009, leaving its total at around 13.5 million listeners.

For the first time in over two years, Magic 105.4 no longer has the largest weekly reach of all the London stations, according to the latest RAJAR figures for Q4 2009.

All Commercial radio enjoyed a slight year on year rise in weekly reach, according to the latest RAJAR figures for the fourth quarter of 2009.

The latest RAJAR figures for Q4 2009 reveal a 0.5% year on year increase in weekly reach for All Commercial Radio, taking its total to just under 31.4 million listeners a week.

RAJAR figures for Q3 2009 show that All Commercial radio’s weekly reach remains relatively static year on year, with 31.2 million listeners.

Johnny Vaughan’s 95.8 Capital Radio breakfast show remains on top in London once again with a weekly reach of more than one million listeners, despite a 10.6% period on period decline, according to RAJAR’s Q3 2009 report.