Bus Gate at Bristol Bridge credit Bristol City Council

Major city centre roads in Bristol have been pedestrianised as part of work to improve air quality

Major Bristol city centre roads pedestrianised to help improve air quality 

High polluting HGVs, coaches and buses will face a charge of £100, while high polluting taxis, minibuses and vans will pay £9. 

Final plans for Bath's Clean Air Zone unanimously backed by Council

Mayor Marvin Rees revealed proposals for a charging zone and diesel ban last week after the Government called on cities to cut pollution.

The money will help local bus companies upgrade their older and more polluting buses. 

Jo Chesterman believes the CAZ will only encourage people to drive to areas like St George when they want to go to the city centre.

Car drivers will not have to pay to enter Bath’s Clean Air Zone after the plans were thrown out by councillors.

Air pollution levels in some parts of the West Country are almost double what they should be, according to shocking new research

Drivers of so-called dirty vehicles in Bristol could be forced to pay a charge to drive into the city centre.
