📣There’s only one month to go until the Bristol #CleanAirZone launches on 28 November. The zone will help protect the health of our city from the impacts of harmful air pollution.

Watch our latest video highlighting the positive impact having a #CleanAirZone ⛅️ will have on our air quality. It will make #Bristol a healthier place to live and work 👇

☁️It's 1 week to go until #Bristol's #CleanAirZone launches on Monday 28 Nov. 🗺️If you're unsure about where the zone is, remember to check the map on our website 📽️You can also watch this short video to find out how the zone works 👇 ☛ Find out more: bristol.gov.uk/residents/stre…

Bristol Clean Air Zone launched at 00:01 today (Monday 28 November) 🏁 Do you know what you need to do when travelling around the city? 👉 Read more on our newsroom orlo.uk/egeZv

It's been a long time coming, but the #CleanAirZone in #Bristol goes live today. Finally the residents of Bristol will get cleaner air and reduced emissions, following in the footsteps of London, Bath, Birmingham and Portsmouth. #AirPollution bigissue.com/opinion/bristo…

Hey UK! 🇬🇧 We're celebrating Bristol City Council's new Clean Air Zone by offering free Day Passes (200 mins of riding time) to all new riders in #Bristol. With 130 parking spots in the zone, it's even easier & more convenient to hop on & travel green! ℹ️ open.voi.com/voucher/cleana…

👀Look out for the screens University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS FT where you can register for a temporary exemption (on the day of your appointment) if you are a patient at the BRI complex👇 #CleanAirZone #CleanAirforBristol

👀Have you spotted the fantastic banners outside schools in Bristol? Read about the winners of the #CleanAir artwork competition in our latest blog post ✍️cleanairforbristol.org/bristol-school…

📞 Our Call Centre is receiving a high number of calls about the Bristol Clean Air Zone, resulting in long wait times. 💻 For information or questions about the Clean Air Zone, in the first instance please visit our website: orlo.uk/3EFeC

⛅Are you unsure which roads are in the Bristol Clean Air Zone? The zone covers the central part of the city where air pollution is worse. 🗺️Don’t forget to take a look at our detailed map for more info: orlo.uk/5YU2k

⛅ Bristol's Clean Air Zone is an important step on our journey to healthier air for everyone. But we're not the only ones who think that. See what Asthma + Lung UK has to say 👇

⛅ Bristol's Clean Air Zone is an important step on our journey to healthier air for everyone. But we're not the only ones who think that. See what Mums For Lungs has to say 👇

🚗🌤️ Bristol's Clean Air Zone will help ensure we all breathe cleaner air. 📽 The latest in our series of health videos features Christina Gray, Director for Communities and Public Health, explaining how we will benefit from the zone. 👀 Watch here: orlo.uk/thFfP

We want #Bristol to be a healthier place for all! Read our latest 🌥️ #CleanAirforBristol blog and hear what two experts think about the #cleanairzone and changing the way we travel to improve air quality as well as our own physical and mental health 👉 orlo.uk/OZQIW

🌥️ Bristol businesses are doing their bit for clean air. 🚴Delivery experts Zedify Bristol support the #CleanAirZone with their zero-emission e-bikes and trikes. ✍️Read more about what businesses can do on our blog orlo.uk/LQMLy

Travelling to one of our city centre hospitals? 🚗 Patients whose vehicles don't meet the #CleanAirZone's emissions standards can register for a temporary exemption at one of the screens in our main entrance areas on the day of your visit. Find out more: uhbristol.nhs.uk/patients-and-v…

How do I know if I've driven in the zone? ❗ You won’t receive written notification when you've entered the zone 🟩 Keep an eye out for road signs telling you if you are approaching the zone ✔️ Check the map before travelling if you’re unsure orlo.uk/6EAcz

Read more about the support available for Bristol's #CleanAirZone after temporary exemptions end on 31 March 👇

🌫️ Breathing polluted air can affect your lungs, heart, as well as other organs. Short-term exposure to nitrogen dioxide (NO2) can cause coughs, mucus and shortness of breath. Long-term exposure can contribute to cardiovascular and respiratory diseases as well as lung cancer.