SPOTLIGHT: COMMUNITIES USING DATA TO DRIVE CHANGE ACROSS LONDON
Breathe London Community node data has allowed groups across London to access real evidence of air pollution in their areas and present it to local councils. We’re diving into how our community groups have used Breathe London Communities node data to drive action in their local areas.
NEW AIR QUALITY MONITORS INSTALLED ACROSS LONDON HERITAGE QUARTER TO IDENTIFY AND HELP TACKLE POLLUTION HOTSPOTS
London Heritage Quarter join Breathe London Communities with network of nodes across historic landmark sites in the capital
Breathe London Community Programme node detects fire in Harrow
Breathe London Community Programme node detects fire in Harrow
Air quality monitoring on the King’s Cross estate as part of Breathe London Communities
A mini network of Breathe London Communities sensors has recently been installed in different settings on the King’s Cross estate as part of a wide range of environmental initiatives.
Air quality monitoring on the King’s Cross estate as part of Breathe London Communities
A mini network of Breathe London Communities sensors has recently been installed in different settings on the King’s Cross estate as part of a wide range of environmental initiatives.
Celebrate Clean Air Day with Breathe London Communities’ Website Updates!
Explore #airquality in real time & compare with daily + yearly trends in your area. Check out the new visualization tools & stay informed about the air we breathe!
Instructional Video: Understanding Air Pollution Data with Breathe London Communities
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our latest resource supporting Londoners in their quest for cleaner, healthier air: a comprehensive video guide on accessing and understanding air pollution data from the network. Produced as a collaboration between the Environmental Research Group at Imperial College London and Havering Council.
Instructional Video: Understanding Air Pollution Data with Breathe London Communities
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our latest resource supporting Londoners in their quest for cleaner, healthier air: a comprehensive video guide on accessing and understanding air pollution data from the network. Produced as a collaboration between the Environmental Research Group at Imperial College London and Havering Council.
Poplar HARCA’s ‘Knitting the Air’ exhibition a huge success
This project has really caught the imagination of the whole community. We’ve had an extraordinary response from local knitters coming together to help knit the data, including complete beginners.
Willesden Green Town Team host ‘community meet & greet’ day at Willesden Green station
We are thrilled to be a recipient of the ‘Breathe Node’ for our community. Our sensor, which is positioned on the busy High Road in Willesden Green.
Round 3 of the Community Programme - now open!
20 funded Nodes for community groups - apply today!
Brixton LEYF - Blog!
Breathe London Community Programme Group - Brixton LEYF - launch new blog!
Welcome to our new Community Programme members!
We are absolutely delighted to welcome 30 new groups into the Breathe London Community Programme.
Mayor visits Mums for Lungs Community Programme sensor
“It is thanks to this project that we now have reliable and up-to-date data which members of the public can access online.”
Clear Channel partnership - A platform for good
“This pilot demonstrates how easy and affordable it can be for local authorities and existing air quality networks to use our street furniture to measure the air pollution in problem areas, and inform the right interventions to improve local air quality.”
Cadogan: Chelsea 2030 - Building a sustainable future
“This data will give us the tools to understand trends and patterns in air quality, and work in partnership with our community to improve it, for the benefit of public and planetary health.”
William Patten Primary’s Story
William Patten School students and their families campaigning for cleaner air with the help of Breathe London.
South London Partnership - InnOvaTe programme
“The Breathe London air quality monitors and Vivacity traffic sensors will provide better insights into movement patterns and their impact on air quality.”