We’d like to hear your views of BBC Radio 3.
Last month Alan Davey, Controller of Radio 3, BBC Proms, and BBC Orchestras and Choirs, announced that he will step down, after eight years in the job.
Radio 3 listenership, along with other full-time BBC national radio stations, suffered a fall in figures, released last week, and we’d like to find out what you feel about the service now and your hopes for its future.
Are you a listener? An ex-listener? Or would you never listen? How do you feel about Radio 3 now? Do you think that the service has changed in order to compete with commercial stations? What future do you see for Radio 3 at a time when BBC budgets are stretched as never before?
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