We are campaigning for the London Borough of Bromley to ban bonfires to improve air quality and reduce the impact on respiratory illnesses during COVID19
@neill_bob I’d encourage everyone who responds to ask for greater measures to tackle nuisance bonfires such as the daily one we have in St Mary Cray - see pic of tonight’s burn. This is the biggest air quality issue in Bromley currently and council powerless to stop. @GreenercleanerB
Terrible. 500 Bromley residents have gone to the trouble to complain to @LBofBromley in the last 4 months about bonfires but not one incident was deemed to be a statutory nuisance. Something is wrong....
@andrewjruck@LBofBromley It’s only since I’ve started monitoring PM levels I’ve realised the impact bonfires have. Here was the impact of a small bonfire earlier. Thankfully a short lived one but dangerous for a period.
@andrewjruck@LBofBromley In the draft report for consultation they have set an ambition to reduce pm2.5 but no hard targets as they have for pm10 or No2. As to your second question I do not know
@andrewjruck@LBofBromley Yes that is the sum of it Andrew! Bromley council propose setting targets for all other pollutants except PM2.5 which are potentially the most damaging. Particles so small they enter your bloodstream.
@LBofBromley not planning to commit to a PM2.5 target in the next 5 years. Our one official monitoring site reveals we are nearly twice the WHO safe level of 10ug/m3. No word about impact of bonfires in the report. @GreenercleanerB@LiveableBromley @FoEBromley @BromleyLibDems
What exactly are you breathing in? NOX? Particulates? Bromley have just released documents about future air quality - see docs here:- https://t.co/DdH6rPdOaM
A consulation will follow shortly- see https://t.co/cQWsLsiIsU in due course
@aisha_cuthbert @legasafe Would @LBofBromley like to use this poster to help residents during this #respiratory#pandemic? We can share a high res & logo free copy? Allowing residents to print a copy from council website when needed will help raise awareness locally & change the #Bromley#bonfire culture
New data shows Bromley has missed out on air pollution reductions - partly due to the number of bonfires we are suffering. We are calling on Bromley council to ban bonfires during COVID19. Please sign the petition:
https://t.co/2KBNvwNhUn