A map of Bath's Clean Air Zone Credit: LDRS “This exemption has ... The organisation serves B&NES, Bristol, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset. A Bristol City Council spokesperson said ...

to consider how best to spend the Clean Air Zone income to support more bus services. We looked at gaps in Bristol’s bus network to identify services that would have the most benefit for people ...

Police cars, ambulances and fire engines will be charged to enter Bath’s Clean Air Zone (CAZ ... The organisation serves B&NES, Bristol, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset.

Police cars, ambulances and fire engines will be charged to enter Bath's Clean Air Zone from next month, according to ...

Some police cars, ambulances and fire engines will be charged to enter Bath's clean air zone from next month after a four-year exemption ended. From 14 March, emergency service vehicles, including ...

Three new bus services are due to start running after a council set aside £4.7m raised by clean air zone charges. Serving communities in north, east and south Bristol, the new services will ...

More than 1,300 signs that were put up across Greater Manchester before the Clean Air Zone was put on hold can now come down. The controversial scheme, which would have seen taxis, vans ...

ambulances and fire engines - will have to pay when entering Bath's Clean Air Zone next month, as a four-year exemption comes to an end. In Bristol, there are plans to change the layout of the ...

has now detailed how much money has been spent on the scheme so far. In total, around £36.6m has been spent on implementing and operating the Clean Air Zone, it says. This includes around £ ...

More than £100m in taxpayer funding has been spent on the now cancelled clean air zone in Greater Manchester. The figure has been revealed in a report for local authorities in the region ...