We are absolutely delighted to welcome 30 new groups into the Breathe London Community Programme.

“It is thanks to this project that we now have reliable and up-to-date data which members of the public can access online.”

“This pilot demonstrates how easy and affordable it can be for local authorities and existing air quality networks to use our street furniture to measure the air pollution in problem areas, and inform the right interventions to improve local air quality.”

“This data will give us the tools to understand trends and patterns in air quality, and work in partnership with our community to improve it, for the benefit of public and planetary health.”

“The Breathe London air quality monitors and Vivacity traffic sensors will provide better insights into movement patterns and their impact on air quality.”

“It’s now not enough to only treat the child in front of us, we have to treat the environment they are in.”

“The time to act is now, and we have a great opportunity to tackle the environmental burden placed on the people who live here.”