Redbridge air: We really care

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You’re probably aware of the amount of air pollution in our borough – it’s a problem nationwide, and the cause of much ill health. However, we’re determined to make Redbridge air as clean as possible. That’s why we’ve introduced We Care for Our Air – a range of initiatives, developed in 2024.

Everyone is invited to implement our Healthy Lung Habits; making simple changes to reduce exposure to polluted air, both inside and outside the home. Because, although most of the air pollution comes from car emissions, it also comes from many indoor sources, too.

But there’s more…

Help yourself to cleaner air

DOWNLOAD our free Healthy Lung Habits leaflet for essential ways to reduce the effects of air pollution when you’re at home, and when out and about.

CHECK OUT the (External link) (External link)Redbridge Air Quality Map(External link) to find out where air pollution levels are highest.

DISCOVER real-time air pollution readings across the borough at (External link) (External link)Breathe London(External link) (External link) (External link).

JOIN the conversation and Air your views. Tell us what you think about air quality where you live, and any ideas you have for its improvement.

WATCH Dr Jyoti Sood in Redbridge talk about why she so passionately supports We Care for Our Air.

SEARCH #WeCareforOurAir(External link) to find out everything that’s going on in your community. The more who get involved, the more we can help clean up our Redbridge air.


You’re probably aware of the amount of air pollution in our borough – it’s a problem nationwide, and the cause of much ill health. However, we’re determined to make Redbridge air as clean as possible. That’s why we’ve introduced We Care for Our Air – a range of initiatives, developed in 2024.

Everyone is invited to implement our Healthy Lung Habits; making simple changes to reduce exposure to polluted air, both inside and outside the home. Because, although most of the air pollution comes from car emissions, it also comes from many indoor sources, too.

But there’s more…

Help yourself to cleaner air

DOWNLOAD our free Healthy Lung Habits leaflet for essential ways to reduce the effects of air pollution when you’re at home, and when out and about.

CHECK OUT the (External link) (External link)Redbridge Air Quality Map(External link) to find out where air pollution levels are highest.

DISCOVER real-time air pollution readings across the borough at (External link) (External link)Breathe London(External link) (External link) (External link).

JOIN the conversation and Air your views. Tell us what you think about air quality where you live, and any ideas you have for its improvement.

WATCH Dr Jyoti Sood in Redbridge talk about why she so passionately supports We Care for Our Air.

SEARCH #WeCareforOurAir(External link) to find out everything that’s going on in your community. The more who get involved, the more we can help clean up our Redbridge air.


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  • Free Guided Rides

    by Maria_A, 11 months ago
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    We Care for Our Air - Guided Bike Rides

    Fun, free and family-friendly guided rides. Come along to meet new people, practice your cycle skills and explore your local area. We stop for cakes and drinks too!

    To book a ride, go to www.cycleconfident.com/sponsors/london-borough-of-redbridge/(External link)

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  • The ‘We Care for Our Air’ campaign is now launching

    by Maria_A, 11 months ago
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    Following the announcement(External link)(External link) in February that the Council had been awarded almost a third of a million pounds from the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) to help improve the borough’s air quality, the Council has now launched its ‘We Care for our Air’ campaign.

    Focusing on three key areas; Loxford, Newbury and Goodmayes, selected based on levels of air pollution linked illness - schools, GP surgeries and other community groups have now signed up in support of the campaign.

    A number of initiatives to better our understanding of air quality issues are now launching in those areas, by actively involving local residents in testing the air to develop an interactive online map, for the benefit of the wider community.



    This research will also support targeted strategies and campaigns that will enable residents, particularly vulnerable groups such as school aged children to make behaviour changes that reduce their exposure to harmful air pollution.

    In parallel to the community workshops, local primary schools will engage pupils in awareness raising workshops including air pollution monitoring as well as providing cycle training and cycle storage to encourage active travel.

    Redbridge - Redbridge Awarded over £320,000 to fund clean air initiatives(External link)(External link)

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