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 by creating a Clean Air Plan
Clean Air Day is happening on 16 June 2022
Air pollution dirties every organ in the body. It is the biggest environmental threat to our health, no matter who you are or where you live. Air pollution can harm every organ in your body and can shorten our lives, contribute towards chronic illness and put us more...
New rules for wood burning stoves in UK homes
Since 1st May 2022, manufactured solid fuels and wood sold for domestic use across England must meet new legal requirements to reduce the amount of pollution produced when it is burned. Domestic burning is a major source of air pollution in the UK, accounting for 25%...
More hybrid cars added to Council’s fleet to drive down emissions
Liverpool City Council are trialling an alternative in-house SEN transport operating model to improve services following the reduction of taxis operating in the city as a result of Covid. The council has hired five hybrid cars to transport vulnerable pupils to school...
Today’s
Air Quality
Our handy map makes it easy to see what the current and historic air pollution levels are like in your area by bringing you the very latest information from air quality monitoring conducted by Liverpool City Council and Defra.
Image above is visual only. Click link to see live map. Air quality levels in Liverpool sourced from Liverpool City Council and 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.
