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Improving air quality in Liverpool
Air pollution can cause serious health problems and be harmful to our children in Liverpool. Liverpool City Council and its partners are already working hard to help clear the air. If we all play our part and make small changes to reduce air pollution we can make a big difference.
Air quality data blitz on every breath we take
Liverpool will be monitoring the air that we breathe in real time all day tomorrow (Thursday, 20 June) – as the city marks Clean Air Day. A specially commissioned Air Quality Monitoring Vehicle (AQMV), supplied by air data specialists Enviro Technology, will be on...
Liverpool’s St Johns Shopping Centre set for striking new green wall
An innovative giant living wall, part of a global effort to increase green space in city centres, has been approved by Liverpool City Council. The installation, one of the largest outside of London, will stretch across the outside of the upper floor of St...
Clean air plan funding boost
LIVERPOOL City Council has been awarded an additional £652,000 by the Government to complete its clean air plan. The money will be used to accelerate the preparation of the document, which needs to be finished by the end of October, and is in addition to...
Today's
Air Quality
Our handy map makes it easy to see what current and upcoming air pollution levels are like in your area by bringing you the very latest information from Defra.
Image above is visual only. Click link to see live map. Air quality levels in Liverpool sourced from Defra.
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Reducing and avoiding pollution
There are simple things we can all do to protect ourselves and improve air quality and, if we add everyone's contribution together, we can help clear the air.
