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Clean air campaigns

Lung conditions are the third biggest killer in the UK. Toxic air contributes to up to 43,000 of these deaths every year. We need urgent action to clean up the air we breathe.

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A woman with mid length afro hair is sat down on a chair in front of cream curtains. She's wearing a blue and white striped blouse and she is using an oxygen mask and has her hand on her chest.
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What the government’s 10-year health plan means for people with lung conditions

The government has just published its 10-Year Health Plan, aiming to transform how health and care services are delivered in England. Here we explain what this could mean for people with lung conditions and the care they receive.
Larne Harbour Ballylumford power station and Lough Antrim Northern Ireland
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Clean air, nature preservation and cross-party support in Northern Ireland

Andrew Wilson, Policy + Public Affairs Officer for Northern Ireland, writes about our ongoing collaboration with RSPB NI and Mark Durkan MLA on clean air and nature preservation.
A woman wearing a white shirt, holding and snapping a cigarette in half with both hands
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The Tobacco and Vapes Bill - what does it mean for lung health?

The government has just passed the Tobacco and Vapes Bill after its third reading. What does that mean and how will this impact people with lung conditions? Laura, from our policy team, explains more.

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If you have a story to tell about how toxic air has impacted you, or your loved ones please get in touch. By sharing the real human impact of toxic air we can help more people understand it and campaign for change and make sure your voice gets heard.