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Clean Air Day - 19th June 2025
This year’s campaign, taking place on 19 June, aims to highlight that air pollution affects us from before our first breath until our last. We are encouraging individuals to get involved by learning more about the health harms of air pollution and asking your MP to champion more ambitious air quality targets in UK law so we can all breathe cleaner air and live healthier lives. Organisations can get involved by using the campaign comms pack to highlight the health harms of air pollution and encourage your audiences to take action, as well as hosting an event to bring your community together in support of cleaner air.
What is Clean Air Day?
Clean Air Day is the UK's largest air pollution campaign since 2017, engaging thousands of people at hundreds of events, and reaching millions more through the media. Coordinated by Global Action Plan, Clean Air Day brings together communities, businesses, education, and the health sector, improving public understanding of air pollution, building awareness of how air pollution affects our health and explaining some of the easy things we can all do to tackle air pollution, helping to protect our health and the environment too. In 2021 Southend-on-Sea City council signed up as an official supporter.
The aim of the campaign is to inform as many Southend on Sea residents and visitors as possible about the sources and health impacts of air pollution, what they can do to protect their health, and to encourage people to do something to reduce air pollution on Clean Air Day and in the future.
Tags & Hashtags #
For any social posts please use our #CleanAirDay hashtag to help us with our monitoring and promotion of these assets on the Clean Air Day.
Global Action Plan’s primary social presence is spread across LinkedIn, Bluesky and Instagram. Please use the following tags below to tag us in any of the social posts we have provided. Use links provided to follow us and stay informed about Global Action Plan across all of our movements.
This year’s campaign, taking place on 19 June, aims to highlight that air pollution affects us from before our first breath until our last. We are encouraging individuals to get involved by learning more about the health harms of air pollution and asking your MP to champion more ambitious air quality targets in UK law so we can all breathe cleaner air and live healthier lives. Organisations can get involved by using the campaign comms pack to highlight the health harms of air pollution and encourage your audiences to take action, as well as hosting an event to bring your community together in support of cleaner air.
What is Clean Air Day?
Clean Air Day is the UK's largest air pollution campaign since 2017, engaging thousands of people at hundreds of events, and reaching millions more through the media. Coordinated by Global Action Plan, Clean Air Day brings together communities, businesses, education, and the health sector, improving public understanding of air pollution, building awareness of how air pollution affects our health and explaining some of the easy things we can all do to tackle air pollution, helping to protect our health and the environment too. In 2021 Southend-on-Sea City council signed up as an official supporter.
The aim of the campaign is to inform as many Southend on Sea residents and visitors as possible about the sources and health impacts of air pollution, what they can do to protect their health, and to encourage people to do something to reduce air pollution on Clean Air Day and in the future.
Tags & Hashtags #
For any social posts please use our #CleanAirDay hashtag to help us with our monitoring and promotion of these assets on the Clean Air Day.
Global Action Plan’s primary social presence is spread across LinkedIn, Bluesky and Instagram. Please use the following tags below to tag us in any of the social posts we have provided. Use links provided to follow us and stay informed about Global Action Plan across all of our movements.