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Air Quality Action Plan (2027-2032) Consultation

We are now inviting you to have your say on Redbridge’s updated Air Quality Action Plan (AQAP) for 2027–2032.

This plan sets out the actions the Council will take over the next five years to tackle air pollution and protect public health. Our focus is on reducing harmful air pollutants, including Nitrogen Dioxide (NO₂) and Particulate Matter (PM₁₀ and PM₂.₅). These pollutants mainly come from road traffic, but also from other sources such as construction activity, wood burning, domestic heating and industry.

Your feedback will help shape the final Air Quality Action Plan before it is adopted. The final plan will also be subject to ongoing review, appraisal and reporting to both the Greater London Authority (GLA) and the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).

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11.  

How do you usually travel in and around Redbridge?

(Select all that apply)

12.  

To what extent do you support the following actions to reduce traffic‑related air pollution in Redbridge?


Please select one option for each action.


Improving walking and cycling routes:



13.  

To what extent do you support expanding School Streets?

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What would make you more likely to walk, cycle or use public transport instead of driving? Select all that apply:

15.  

How important is it that planning decisions in Redbridge help improve air quality.

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To what extent do you support requiring new developments to be air quality neutral or air quality positive?

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How important is it that new developments include green infrastructure?

18.  

Are you concerned about air quality impacts from construction activity in your local area?

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To what extent do you agree that actions to improve air quality should also help tackle climate change?

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How important is it that the Council links air quality action with wider climate and energy efficiency initiatives?

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Which measures do you think would help reduce air pollution and improve environmental outcomes in Redbridge?

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