Deadline extended for Government’s air pollution consultation
The government's air pollution consultation deadline has been extended to June 27th
Read moreSimon Ferrigno is the editor of Central Bylines. He is a freelance researcher and writer with over 20 years experience working on sustainability. He has also taken part in heritage projects focusing on Black History in Nottingham. In previous careers he has been a musician, chef, and Radio DJ. He writes for Ecotextile News magazine and is the author of two books on cotton and sustainability. He is based in Derby.
The government's air pollution consultation deadline has been extended to June 27th
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