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Good ole Horn Lane Pollution back @ RED SEVEN, HIGHest in London after last Friday's visit.

RED SEVEN and HIGHEST in London on Monday 15 July 2013, 14:00 - 15:00 BSTBack to normal then, business as usual after the "Powers That Be" visit last Friday afternoon to an exceptionally cleaned up site.What a surprise.The next lowest reading in the entire London area is one site at Orange Five and the REST of London is only Green 2s & 3s.http://www.ealingair.org.uk/AirQuality/LatestReadings.aspx

Rosco White ● 4810d7 Comments

These are the air pollution index values recorded on Monday 15 July 2013, 20:00 - 21:00 - BST

Rosco White ● 4810d

What do Angie Bray, local councillors and the relevant EA officer have to say about this?

Tom Forde ● 4810d

And with the gentle west winds today, Horn Lane in an island of Orange 5 in a sea of green.The peaks nicely match with the working day :http://www.londonair.org.uk/london/asp/basicgraphs.asp?region=0&site=EA8&sitename=Ealing_-_Horn_Lane&period=Seven_day&graphdate=16/07/2013&zoom=9&lat=51.431751825946115&lon=-0.17578125&Species=All&laEdge=&WhoBulletin=

Tim Henderson ● 4810d

Looking at the 24 hour graph from yesterday, I won't be surprised if when londonair do their number crunching that Horn Lane ticks up another "bad PM10 air day" taking us to an even more illegal 47 for the year to date (EU allows 35).

Tim Henderson ● 4809d

Indeed, Tuesday's massive peaks did give a high average figure that took the total to 47 days.Wednesday didn't have the high peaks but did run over 50ug/m3 for much of the day. Not sure yet if that will make it 48.

Tim Henderson ● 4808d

Low readings at the moment, the easterly winds of course "favouring" the Industrial Estate.

Rosco White ● 4808d

What did Angie Bray, local councillors and the relevant EA officer say about this?

Tom Forde ● 4807d