CAMPAIGNING FOR CLEAN AIR IN WALES
Air pollution in Wales harms our health and causes thousands of premature deaths every year. The air we breathe on the way to work, school and in our communities across Wales has illegal levels of pollution and we are calling on the Welsh Government to take urgent action on air pollution.
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LATEST NEWS
5 July 2022
New Clean Air Bill is a historic moment for Wales – and for people’s lives!
News, Uncategorised, OptionalHealthy Air Cymru welcomes the news that a Clean Air Bill is included in the First Minister’s legislative statement, published today (5 July 2022). For the coalition of organisations and charities, which has long been campaigning for ...
16 June 2022
People on lowest incomes breathe most polluted air
News, Uncategorised, OptionalNew research from Friends of the Earth, released by Healthy Air Cymru on Clean Air Day (15 June 2022), indicates people on the lowest incomes in Wales are breathing in the most polluted air. 30 Senedd Members from all political parties c...
28 January 2022
MEET OUR HEALTHY AIR CHAMPIONS
Healthy Air Champions, News, OptionalOur seven Healthy Air Champions are Senedd members, who raise awareness of the impact of poor air quality on our everyday lives. They are all campaigning for Wales to get a Clean Air Act....
26 January 2022
ROSAMUND KISSI-DEBRAH TELLS SENEDD TO MAKE WELSH AIR SAFE
News, Uncategorised, OptionalRosamund Kissi-Debrah, whose child, Ella Roberta, died of a severe asthma attack in 2013, will urge politicians to take urgent action to clean up Welsh air, when she addresses the Senedd Cross Party Group on a Clean Air Act for Wales. A...
HEALTHY AIR CYMRU GROUP MEMBERS
A number of partner organisations in Wales are working to improve the quality of the air we all breathe.
Follow the links to find out more about their work on air quality.
If you represent an organisation which would like to become a member of the Healthy Air Cymru group please get in touch.
Public Health Wales, Swansea University and the Institute for Welsh Affairs are observers and provide the group with research support.