You can help us protect life on Earth.

Use our simple form to ask your MP to meet you at 'The Time is Now' event on Wednesday 26 June to discuss why you want to see new clean air laws to protect our health where we live, learn and play.

Climate change is set to wreak havoc on the world’s people and ecosystems. But it could also mean your pension is worth less when you come to claim it. Will you ask your scheme if your savings are at risk?

If your pension is with one of the main UK pension providers you can use this form to contact them. You will need your policy number to get a response from them.

Birmingham’s toxic air means children are not being given the best start in life.

The Council recently agreed to bring in a Clean Air Zone. From January 2020 it will deter some of the most polluting vehicles from entering the centre of Birmingham. We welcome this bold move, but we need to do more to protect children’s developing lungs.

London’s young lungs need urgent and bold action to tackle the capital’s toxic air. The Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) is key to this and consultations have shown it has public support. As we get closer to its start date in April, however, there are those that seek to hold London back without proposing credible solutions to this public health crisis.

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.