
Save the Radio 4 programme 'You & Yours' from cancellation
The Issue
For years, 'You & Yours' has been a staple of Radio 4, providing invaluable insights and information for consumers in the UK. This programme has served as a critical platform where everyday people can voice their concerns, gain knowledge about consumer rights, and learn to navigate the complex landscape of the modern marketplace. However, the impending cancellation of this vital resource has left many, including myself, feeling outraged and disappointed.
Personally, 'You & Yours' has played an essential role in my life. It has kept me informed about important issues, like the impact of online scams, changes in consumer laws, and essential tips on household budgeting and sustainability. The show's investigative journalism and expert advice have empowered me and countless others to make informed decisions, protect themselves, and hold companies accountable.
According to audience figures from Radio Joint Audience Research, 'You & Yours' consistently attracts a strong and dedicated listenership, indicating its relevance and necessity. Furthermore, consumer advocacy is more crucial now than ever, with rapid technological advancements and the fluctuating economy bringing continuous changes to consumer rights and responsibilities.
Despite its importance, the decision-makers seem to disregard the show's widespread impact. Cancelling 'You & Yours' would not only strip away a cherished programme but also deprive UK citizens of an essential resource that champions consumer rights and advocacy.
I believe we can still save this invaluable programme by voicing our discontent and urging the BBC to reconsider their decision. By demonstrating the significant role 'You & Yours' plays in our lives and the community, we can preserve its legacy and continue benefitting from its invaluable service.
Join me in signing this petition to keep 'You & Yours' on the air. Together, we can convince the BBC to retain this vital consumer programme for the benefit of all UK residents.

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The Issue
For years, 'You & Yours' has been a staple of Radio 4, providing invaluable insights and information for consumers in the UK. This programme has served as a critical platform where everyday people can voice their concerns, gain knowledge about consumer rights, and learn to navigate the complex landscape of the modern marketplace. However, the impending cancellation of this vital resource has left many, including myself, feeling outraged and disappointed.
Personally, 'You & Yours' has played an essential role in my life. It has kept me informed about important issues, like the impact of online scams, changes in consumer laws, and essential tips on household budgeting and sustainability. The show's investigative journalism and expert advice have empowered me and countless others to make informed decisions, protect themselves, and hold companies accountable.
According to audience figures from Radio Joint Audience Research, 'You & Yours' consistently attracts a strong and dedicated listenership, indicating its relevance and necessity. Furthermore, consumer advocacy is more crucial now than ever, with rapid technological advancements and the fluctuating economy bringing continuous changes to consumer rights and responsibilities.
Despite its importance, the decision-makers seem to disregard the show's widespread impact. Cancelling 'You & Yours' would not only strip away a cherished programme but also deprive UK citizens of an essential resource that champions consumer rights and advocacy.
I believe we can still save this invaluable programme by voicing our discontent and urging the BBC to reconsider their decision. By demonstrating the significant role 'You & Yours' plays in our lives and the community, we can preserve its legacy and continue benefitting from its invaluable service.
Join me in signing this petition to keep 'You & Yours' on the air. Together, we can convince the BBC to retain this vital consumer programme for the benefit of all UK residents.

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Petition created on 12 October 2026