Rt Hon Jacqui Smith, the Chair of BHRUT, will look into my request for data based on the Aarhus Convention and why this helps our campaign

 

Earlier today at the BHRUT board meeting I asked Rt Hon Jacqui Smith, the Chair of BHRUT, whether the board would allow a verbal request for information relying environmental regulations which stem from the Aarhus Convention in the new year.

Ms Smith said she would consider the matter, so the judgment I mentioned at the meeting earlier today is at the link

 https://drive.google.com/file/d/12SNa-uHttL76h-2yFrkpCPvj01Ou8vT4/view?usp=drive_link

along with Ms Smith's reply to my question below.

My belief is that if we can send child death and hospital admission data linked to air pollution listing

Full postcodes

Dates of death and/or admission

And tie them in with in high pollution days it is likely to show sites such as the Tesco Toxic Towers are so toxic that building there will not be allowed by planning committees. 

The site of the Tesco Toxic Towers is particularly blighted by noise, EMF and vibration pollution and Crossrail.

I am canvassing for local groups to sign the request and I will report more in due course.