Partners from across the Liverpool City Region will be in Williamson Square for National Clean Air Day on Thursday 21st June, persuading people to play their part to help tackle air pollution.
Steve Rotheram, Metro Mayor for the Liverpool City Region, will also be at the event to talk about what Merseytravel and local bus operators are doing to reduce emissions from older diesel engines; the biggest contributor to poor air quality nationally.
Ahead of Clean Air Day 2018, the Liverpool City Region Metro Mayor joined Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London, and leaders from across the UK at a national summit to discuss the national issue of air pollution and highlight some of the work by the Bus Alliance.
City Bikes and the Better by Bus street team are just some of the organisations who will also be in Williamson Square on Clean Air Day helping people to make their own pledges to reduce the amount of pollution they create and encouraging cleaner, greener and more sustainable journeys.
Liverpool City Council officers will be supporting Clean Air Day out and around Liverpool City Centre too by chatting to drivers about the importance of turning off their engines when they are waiting or in queuing traffic.
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