Mayor Rees explains to Government why BCC has delayed on Clean Air Plans

Details: Published: 23 February 2019

Bristol air pollution 01 Marvin Rees' reply to the Undersecretary of State outlining the reasons for Bristol's tardiness in still not publishing its Clean Air Policy can be read here

See also the scrutiny commission on Bristol's Clean Air Plan document.

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