London’s dirty air is harming our children’s health. But it doesn’t have to be like this. The Clean Air Parents’ Network is organising a Clean Air for Children Question Time event in January so that we can ask key decision makers what they are doing to tackle London’s toxic air and let them know what we think needs to be done.
Thank you for coming down to Parliament with so many others to talk to MPs in October (and for battling the long queue).
Help keep the pressure on the UK Government to fund a Clean Air for Children Programme by asking your MP for a follow up meeting to discuss what exactly they can do to support.
Need some more information and help?
Thank you for coming down to Parliament with so many others to talk to MPs in October.
Help keep the pressure on the UK Government to fund a Clean Air for Children Programme by asking your MP for a follow up meeting to discuss what exactly they can do to support.
Need some more information and help?
Thank you for coming down to Parliament with so many others to talk to MPs in October.
Help keep the pressure on the UK Government to fund a Clean Air for Children Programme by asking your MP for a meeting to discuss what they can do to support.
Need some more information and help?
Over 70 parents and children from across the country went to Parliament recently to ask MPs to support emergency action to tackle illegal and harmful levels of air pollution where children learn and where they play.
Help keep the pressure on the UK Government to fund a Clean Air for Children Programme by asking your MP for a meeting to discuss what they can do to support.
Follow up the discussion you had with your MP at the CAPN Parliamentary Reception about how they can help protect children’s health from air pollution where they learn and where they play.
Fill out the form* (right) to show your MP that you want action to protect children’s health from air pollution where the learn and where they play.
Fill out the form on the right to ask your MP to meet you at our parliamentary event to discuss how they can help protect children’s health from air pollution where they learn and where they play.
Help us to put pressure on councillors to clean up Birmingham's air! Using the automated action (right), you can email your local councillor to let them know why you support a Clean Air Zone (CAZ) - but that the city also needs much more ambitious plans to tackle air pollution. You can personalise your email to you councillor and also select which councillor(s) you would like to email.
Sign up to join the Clean Air Parents' Network and we’ll keep in touch with ways you can campaign for clean air nationally and in your local area.
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