Air Aware is a tool to improve air quality messaging for vulnerable communities. It covers the City of London, Newham, Hackney, and Tower Hamlets. The tool aims to improve awareness of air quality and the measures that people can take to reduce exposure to air pollution. It includes real time air quality data, a library of educational resources, and an Artificial intelligence assistant to answer questions related to air pollution, with interactive digital screens available at libraries and Council offices. The project is supported by the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs’ (Defra’s) Air Quality Grant Scheme.

Breathing Easy: Understanding Air Quality and its Impact on Health in Hackney and the City of London, 2023 
This air quality report provides the latest insights on how air pollution affects your wellbeing: In alignment with Hackney Council's Air Quality Action Plan, the Environmental Services and Public Health Intelligence Team have worked together to produce a report, delving into air quality and its impact on health in Hackney and the City of London. Building on the 2019 Quality of the Local Environment Needs Assessment, this update aims to contribute to the development of local air quality and climate action plans and strategies, for a healthier, greener future.