From school gates to citywide change, Birmingham’s air quality mission starts with education.

Birmingham City Council partnered with Airly to launch a year-long initiative across schools, installing air quality monitors and educational signage to raise awareness among children and parents. Backed by real-time data and the #TimeToAct campaign, the city is taking informed, community-driven steps toward cleaner, healthier air.

From roadside readings to real community impact. Lambeth is taking the air quality fight local.

To combat rising pollution and empower residents, Lambeth Council deployed 60 Airly monitors across the borough. By delivering real-time data on PM and NO₂ levels through intuitive displays and the Airly Data Platform, the project made invisible threats visible and kickstarted a borough-wide push for cleaner air.