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Pay a Clean Air Zone charge

You can pay a Clean Air Zone charge by calling the National Contact Centre on 0300 029 8888: Monday to Friday 8:00am to 7:00pm Saturday 8:00am to 2:00pm, or you can pay online. Pay a Clean Air Zone charge on the GOV.UK website

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Birmingham's journey to cleaner air for all

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More information about the Clean Air Zone

Clean Air Day marks launch of consultation on Birmingham’s smoke control order

Launch of a consultation on a new Smoke Control Order to cut air pollution, including boat emissions. Residents can share views via our BeHeard site by 19 June.

Read more on the Smoke Control Order

Innovative EV charge points

Birmingham is making progress in sustainable transport by adding electric vehicle (EV) charging points to residential lampposts across the city.

Read about the lamppost EV Charging Scheme

The Clean Air Zone vehicle scrappage scheme

Birmingham's Vehicle Scrappage Scheme offers the chance to remove high-polluting vehicle from the road in exchange for a fantastic range of grant packages.

Read about the Vehicle Scrappage Scheme

Pay the fee or redeem a medical voucher

Check if your vehicle meets the emissions standard

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Clean Air Zone data

High level operational data about the Clean Air Zone is available in a dashboard

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Better ways to travel in Birmingham

There are many alternatives to car use in Birmingham - especially for shorter journeys

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Latest news

18/06/2025

Clean Air Day marks launch of consultation on Birmingham’s smoke control order

Launch of a consultation on a new Smoke Control Order to cut air pollution, including boat emissions. Residents can share views via our BeHeard site b…

World Car-Free Day and our commitment to improving air quality

Cabinet Member for Environment and Transport, Councillor Majid Mahmood, reflects on the impact of our campaign to improve air quality and its role in …

#TimeToAct on wood burners

Lighting fires in our homes is the largest source of harmful small particle air pollution in the UK. That is why we are supporting the first-ever Clea…

Birmingham's Clean Air Zone continues to help improve air quality in the city centre

Birmingham City Council has published its latest progress report for the Clean Air Zone.…

Clean Air Day celebration event encourages small changes to make a big difference

Shoppers and commuters at Birmingham’s Grand Central have an opportunity to make a personal pledge to improve air quality at Thursday’s Cl…

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