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1. Walk
(Category)
Walking is simple, free, and one of the easiest ways to become healthier and help improve air quality. In this section we aim to tempt you to leave the car at home and do more walking: you can discover ...
04 May 2018
2. Cycle
(Category)
Cycling is cheap, enjoyable and an easy way to become healthier and improve air quality. In this section we aim to encourage you to leave your car at home and try cycling. Here you will find: how you can ...
26 February 2019
3. Effect of urban air <span class="highlight">quality</span> on property values could be bad - or maybe good news
(News)
This recent article in the Guardian will worry many who own houses in traffic heavy urban areas like London, Bristol and other cities. But making people more aware in this way of the problem of living ...
02 May 2019
4. The Bristol Cable is now campaigning to improve Bristol's air <span class="highlight">quality</span> &#160;...
(News)
Pressure continues to mount to get the Council to take significant action to improve Bristol's air quality with a new campaign - Fight for Fair Air - now started by the local independent news publication, ...
11 April 2019
5. Bristol and its air <span class="highlight">quality</span> - and work on AQ and transport in other cities
(News)
Bristol and Air quality news. No vehicle idling zones: at a recent Full Council meeting, a LibDem motion was passed to implement zones where switching off idling engines is enforced to reduce air pollution. ...
08 January 2019
6. Bristol's Air <span class="highlight">Quality</span> monitoring and response to its illegal levels of pollutant
(News)
Large areas of central Bristol exceed the legal limits set for Nitrous oxide pollutants and particulates. The details of these data and the plans for reducing  levels to comply with the law can all be ...
29 October 2018
7. Newcastle way ahead of Bristol in setting up 'community-led air <span class="highlight">quality</span> sensor
(News)
To know how good or bad the air quality is in your neighbourhood and to inform any actions you may want to take to improve it, you first need to be able to easliy and accurately take the necessary measurements. ...
24 July 2018
8. Workshop to build your own air <span class="highlight">quality</span> monitor
(News)
A local workshop has been organised in conjunction with Clean Air Bishopston at which air quality monitoring sensors will be built and kept by the participants. The workshop takes place on Tuesday ...
29 May 2018
9. What are "they" doing about air qualit
(Learn)
... responses from Government, Bristol City Council and other cities. UK Government The national Joint Parliamentary Committee report, “Improving Air Quality”, called on the government to take a more ...
04 May 2018
10. Clean air campaigns gather momentum as air <span class="highlight">quality</span> survey launched
(Other news and events)
... Please take part in this survey. FoE can also be found at http://www.bristolfoe.org.uk. …and if you are concerned about the quality of the air that we breath and can contribute to cleaner air in Bishopston ...
20 February 2018
11. Bristol's <span class="highlight">Quality</span> of Life survey 201
(Other news and events)
This survey is designed to find out how Bristolians feel about living in the city. It is open to all members of the public over 16. More details and the link to the full questionnaire can be found here ...
11 April 2017
12. What can we do about air <span class="highlight">quality</span>? Expert debate to feature at public meeting
(Our news and events)
... meeting. Our esteemed guests, and their articles, which are now released on this web site to "warm you up" to the meeting beforehand, are:- Professor Jim Longhurst of UWE's Air Quality Management Resource ...
21 February 2017
13. Air <span class="highlight">quality</span> In Bishopston: measurements and responses
(Amenities)
... these in a Bishopston context. Air quality was in the national news through 2016, with the vehicle emissions scandal, growing evidence of the associated health issues, low emission zones, legal challenges ...
21 February 2017
14. Air <span class="highlight">Quality</span> in Bristol – A report on the Civic Society’s meeting of Oct 8th, 2014
(Other news and events)
... Change Service. One of its major concerns is the effects of poor air quality on our health. The EU Air Quality Directive sets out limits for a range of air pollutants with which member states are required ...
24 October 2014
15. Bristol Civic Society talk: Air <span class="highlight">Quality</span> in Bristol, Oct 8th
(Other news and events)
AIR QUALITY IN BRISTOL - TIME TO STOP BREATHING? : Steve Crawshaw and  Dr Angela Raffle   Steve Crawshaw has worked on air quality in Bristol since the inception of Local Air Quality management in 1998. ...
16 September 2014
16. Bristol's new fleet of bio-methane buse
(News)
 First step to improving air quality and reducing greenhouse gases has been taken by First West. More information here  
18 February 2020
17. Bristol listed as UKs greenest city
(Other news and events)
 A flattering result which is in part based on the perceived air quality of the City! But some might argue that khaki rather than green is a more relevant colour, given our car-choked roads and their often ...
19 December 2019
18. Worrying evidence of wood burning stoves and high PM 2.5 levels
(Learn)
 Burning wood and coal in open fires and stoves makes up 38% of the UK’s primary emissions of PM2.5. A recent test carried out by Air Quality News found very high levels of particulates in the air in a ...
25 November 2019
19. Closure threat recedes but leadership crisis persists
(Our news and events)
... applications has been of very high quality and was very much respected Monitoring planning applications doesn't necessarily require professional expertise. There are good examples elsewhere in Bristol ...
20 November 2019
20. A review of good recent developments in Bristol and beyond
(Commentary)
... concerns and the general poor quality of design and construction. With the debate on climate change moving rapidly to the centre ground, future imperatives for urban design will have ecological concerns ...
08 September 2019
21. Children In Charge!
(News)
   As part of our Clean Air Day activities, two volunteers from Clean Air Bishopston visited Ashley Down Primary School to work with Year 5/6 pupils in monitoring the air quality at their school gates ...
29 July 2019
22. Neither of Bristol's Clean Air Zone Options will fully meet legal limits for a decade&#160;...
(News)
  No CAZ scheme can be expected to work immediately. But a plan that it is estimated would take at least 10 years in some areas of the city to produce air quality that complies with legal standards....... ...
23 July 2019
23. Claircity newsletter, July 2019
(News)
  The latest newsletter from the UWE based, but European wide, air pollution study group. It includes an interview with Andrew Edwards, Air Quality Project Manager at BCC. The newsletter can be read here ...
16 July 2019
24. Interview with Marvin Rees focuses on Bristol's delayed Clean Air Policy&#160;...
(News)
Defending the Council's long delay in deciding how best to tackle the city's air pollution, Mayor Martin Rees argues that it is essential to ensure social justice is not sidelined while taking action ...
28 June 2019
25. The Invisible Killer - a book review of this new publication
(Learn)
... activities. Solving the problem of improving air quality can seem a huge task, even for governments, and one that as individuals we can do little to help. Yet forty per cent of car journeys in England ...
27 June 2019
26. TBS recommends refusal for planning application for 102, Gloucester Road
(Commentary)
... its relationship with the conservation area and the buildings around it. This is a great opportunity to enhance the quality of the chapel and its setting within the local townscape.  We recommend refusal ...
14 June 2019
27. Design Bristol
(Search - Web Links / Bristol)
Design Bristol is a forum for anyone involved or interested in achieving quality place-making in Bristol. This could include built environment professionals, neighbourhood groups, students, or people who ...
23 April 2016
28. Bristol Green Capital
(Search - Web Links / Bristol)
The Bristol Green Capital Partnership is a free membership organisation whose aim is to make Bristol “a low carbon city with a high quality of life for all”.
23 April 2016
 
 
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