On Tuesday 4^th November we hosted our sixth National Air Quality Conference in London, returning to Prospero House following its successful debut there in 2024.

A team from the  University of Surrey have developed a new tool that could revolutionise how we measure the environmental impact of air travel.

The UK Radon Association (UKRA) has written to Health and Social Care Secretary Wes Streeting to demand government intervention against radon gas, which is responsible for over 1,100 lung cancer deaths annually in the UK.

Friends of the Earth have launched an online portal which provides environmental data for each constituency in England, highlighting threats such as air pollution, flood risk and extreme heat.

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned two advertising claims by the Stove Industry Association (SIA) after ruling that the trade body misled consumers about the environmental impact of modern wood-burning stoves.

We are pleased to announce that our Northern Air Quality Conference will be returning to Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall on Tuesday 25^th March 2026.