BBC Radio Gloucestershire has lost thousands of more listeners in the last few months following recent changes.
The station now attracts just 47,000 listeners across the county each week according to RAJAR.
The audience figures show the total number of listening hours is now just 257.
BBC Local Radio has seen a slump in listeners at other nearby stations including BBC Radio Bristol which fell from 78,000 to 47,000.
Dramatic changes to the schedule at BBC Radio Gloucestershire saw popular presenters such as Mark Cummings, Anna King and Faye Hatcher leave the station last year.
Only weekday breakfast and mid-morning programmes broadcast locally to Gloucestershire. The rest of the output is mainly either regional or national shared programmes.
Charlotte Moore, BBC Chief Content Officer, says: “Whilst listening habits continue to evolve, the latest quarterly figures demonstrate the power of breakfast radio, bringing people together in all four corners of the UK, with more listeners choosing to start their day with music from across the BBC’s radio networks.
“We want to offer audiences more choice and help them discover distinctive, high quality audio content from the BBC whenever they want to, and I’m delighted to see continued growth of BBC Sounds which has achieved a record 643 million plays of all content across radio, podcasts and music mixes. BBC Sounds has peaked at over 5 million users for the first time this quarter, which is a fantastic achievement for the platform in its 5th year. Our speech networks continue to provide listeners with top quality on-demand programming and podcasts.”