BROMSGROVIANS are being urged to complete a survey about air pollution ahead of Clean Air Day later this month.
The questionnaire aims to capture insights into issues like awareness and use of local air quality tools, lifestyle changes to improve air quality, and communication preferences on the important topic.
It is being carried out by Worcestershire Regulatory Services, which works on behalf of Bromsgrove District Council.
A 2024 evaluation saw respondents voice concerns about public health, the environment, urban planning and quality of life.
These responses informed strategies to reduce air pollution exposure and promote air quality information, including making improvements to the behavioral change workshops in schools and community groups.
It is hoped the new survey results will continue to help make a difference to the future of work to improve air quality.
Bromsgrove District Councillor Kit Taylor, whose portfolio covers Worcestershire Regulatory Services and Climate Change, said: “The quality of the air we breathe can impact our health.
“By working together and identifying and making sensible changes, we can make a big difference.”
The launch of the survey comes ahead of Clean Air Day on June 18.
The survey closes on July 31, and anyone over 16 can complete it.
Visit worcsregservices.gov.uk/all-services/pollution/air-quality/ to take part in the survey.
