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Are you working to improve air quality in your community/ healthcare setting/ school using Breathe London sensor or data? The Breathe London Awards celebrate the incredible efforts of community groups, schools, hospitals, local authorities and local organisations working to improve air quality. Apply now!
On Clean Air Night the government announced that they’ve opened a UK-wide public consultation on solid fuel burning. This is a rare opportunity for those of us concerned about the health impacts of air pollution from wood burning, to have our say on the future government policies for wood burners and solid fuel stoves.
London’s commitment to clean air and climate action is taking a major step forward. Jim Mills discusses how the London Mayor’s Breathe London network is enhancing its environmental monitoring capabilities by introducing new Carbon Dioxide monitoring at selected locations and launching a targeted Black Carbon monitoring campaign to coincide with the Clean Air Night campaign.
Amy Stidworthy from Breathe London Partner Cambridge Environmental Research Consultants (CERC) writes about a new clean air website from Westminster City Council.
The Breathe London Consortium are delighted to have won three awards at the 2025 Environmental Services and Solutions Expo.
Dr Lekan Popoola looks at PM2.5, and ask the question: how much can our data tell us about where particulate pollution is coming from? Quite a bit, it turns out…
📍Camden
Through a combination of data-driven action, community engagement and advocacy, Great Ormond Street Hospital is not only addressing air pollution but also enhancing the overall well-being of its community.
Early data from our sensors is showing a very high degree of accuracy compared to reference sensors, which are advanced, high-cost technologies that are maintained to the highest data quality standards, showing that the data you’re getting from your sensor can be relied upon.
Vodafone is leading a new consortium of partners to deliver the next phase of the Mayor of London’s pioneering Breathe London programme, delivering an advanced and comprehensive network of monitors to measure air quality across the capital and encourage action to tackle air pollution.
Over the past few months, our team has been working hard behind the scenes to bring you a brand new, refreshed Breathe London website. Find out all about it.
📍Camden
On Clean Air Day, London’s Deputy Mayor for Environment and Energy visited the Breathe London sensors at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
📍Herne Hill, South East London
Solve the School Run share with us how they've used Breathe London data as part of their campaign for cleaner air.
📍Westminster
The roll out of Breathe London air pollution sensors has started.
The Clean Air Academy is an online learning platform that educates healthcare professionals about air quality, pollution prevention and sustainable practices.
The new Breathe London programme will continue to launch through 2025.
If you need to get in touch with the new Breathe London team, have a specific question about your air pollution sensor or on taking action on air pollution, please get in touch using the form below or call us on 020 4591 5660.
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