Health-centred urban regeneration: Integrating personal air pollution exposure into mobility planning in England

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October 12, 2026

We have had our first academic article published as a team - by Cities Journal

On 9 October 2026, we were published in the peer-reviewed journal, Cities.

Our article looks at actual exposures of people moving around English cities and how their interaction with air pollution - and therefore health risks - changed across time and space. Using this data set, we identified that 5-7pm on weekdays was a particularly bad time for air pollution exposure. But given the spatial variation of pollutant gases in particular, this can be taken into account in local and city-wide planning decisions to protect health.

Read the full article. It can be downloaded for free until 27 November.

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