Explore what we’re learning about improving health in cities.
Health effects of air pollution
This year, the Environmental Audit Committee is examining air quality. We partnered with Green Alliance to take the committee out of Westminster and into South London to meet the people who live with air pollution every day.
Health effects of air pollution
We believe people have a right to accurate and accessible information about anything that harms their health, including wood burning.
Health effects of air pollution
Air pollution levels in London have fallen between 2019 and 2022. Use our data dashboard to see how air pollution concentrations have changed over time, and view differences in air quality between London boroughs.
Health effects of air pollution
The Government's consultation on new rules for wood burning in homes is an opportunity to influence national policy that will affect our health, our environment and our communities for years to come.
Health effects of air pollution
Our analysis reveals stark disparities in fleet electrification across the capital, with communities in lower income areas among those bearing the greatest health burden.
Health effects of air pollution
Use our data visualisation to see air quality levels across London, including in each borough, and how air quality compares to legal limits and WHO guidelines.
Health effects of air pollution
The new Environmental Improvement Plan sets new targets for air quality. Can the Government meet them?
Health effects of air pollution
The outdoor air pollution caused by domestic burning is linked to 2,490 deaths annually. New research shows that reducing wood burning in homes could deliver massive health and economic benefits across the UK.
Health effects of air pollution
Our Amplifying Voices strand supports the communities who are most affected by air pollution to advocate for change.
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