Have Your Say: Take the Radio Bath Listener Survey

Mar 26, 2026 | Uncategorized

At Radio Bath, we are always looking for ways to improve what we do and strengthen our connection with the local community.

We are currently working with a group of University of Bath students on a research project to better understand our listeners, including what you enjoy about Radio Bath, how you engage with our content, and how we can improve your experience.

We would really appreciate it if you could take five minutes to complete our short listener survey. Your feedback will help shape future shows, content and the way we connect with our audience.

All responses are anonymous, and the findings will be used to help improve Radio Bath’s engagement with listeners.

Whether you tune in regularly or just listen from time to time, your feedback is incredibly valuable to us.

Take the survey here

Thank you for your time and support. It really does mean a lot to us.

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