18 June 2026
Let's use our voices to clean up our air this Clean Air Day
Help promote Clean Air Day with our 2026 social media pack
Instructions
This comms pack is separated into three different sections to help you find the resources most useful to you – including campaigners and community groups, local authorities and non-campaigning organisations, and councillors.
There are graphics to accompany your social media posts, as well as newsletter and website copy for you to use. Feel free to get creative and come up with your own content and take lots of photos if you are organising an event!
Please remember to tag us on social media when posting about Clean Air Day. You can find links to our social media channels below:
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Instagram: @globalactplan
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Facebook: globalactionplan
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LinkedIn: Global Action Plan
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Bluesky: @globalactionplan.bsky.social
We also ask that you help amplify the campaign by sharing, reposting and commenting on our posts in the lead up to the campaign to get even more organisations and individuals involved.
Jump to the comms packs for:
Campaigners & Community Groups
Local Authorities & Non-Campaigning Organisations
Local Councillors
Comms Pack for Campaigners & Community Groups
1. Save the date
Facebook/LinkedIn/Mastodon
Clean Air Day is just around the corner!
Cleaning up the air we breathe benefits us all, now and in the future. By coming together to take action on air pollution in our communities, we can improve everyone’s health, boost our local economies, and make our towns and cities cleaner, greener places to live.
Save the date for @Global Action Plan’s Clean Air Day (18 June 2026) and stay tuned for actions you can take to tackle air pollution in your community.
Learn more about how air pollution affects your health at cleanairhub.org.uk
Clean Air Day is just around the corner! By coming together to take action on air pollution in our communities, we can improve everyone’s health, boost our local economies, and make our towns and cities cleaner, greener places to live.
Save the date for @globalactplan’s Clean Air Day (18 June 2026) and stay tuned for actions you can take to tackle air pollution in your community.
Head to @globalactplan‘s feed to learn more about how air pollution affects your health.
#CleanAirDay
BlueSky
Clean Air Day is just around the corner! Save the date for Clean Air Day (18 June 2026) and stay tuned for actions you can take to tackle air pollution in your community. Learn more about how air pollution affects your health at cleanairhub.org.uk #CleanAirDay
2. Air pollution affects everyone's health
Facebook/LinkedIn/Mastodon
Air pollution affects everyone’s health. It’s linked to a range of health problems throughout our lives – from premature birth and childhood asthma to heart and lung disease, diabetes and strokes in later life.
Right now, councillors across the country are deciding what changes local people want to see. Together, we can ensure clean air is on the agenda.
This Clean Air Day, call on your local councillor to champion clean air in your community: cleanairday.org.uk
Air pollution affects everyone’s health. It’s linked to a range of health problems throughout our lives – from premature birth and childhood asthma to heart and lung disease, diabetes and strokes in later life.
Right now, councillors across the country are deciding what changes local people want to see. Together, we can ensure clean air is on the agenda.
This Clean Air Day, call on your local councillor to champion clean air in your community: cleanairday.org.uk
@globalactplan #CleanAirDay
BlueSky
Air pollution affects everyone’s health. Right now, councillors across the country are deciding what changes to deliver for their community. Together, we can ensure clean air is on the agenda. This Clean Air Day, call on your councillor to champion clean air in your community: cleanairday.org.uk
3. Health inequalities
Facebook/LinkedIn/Mastodon
Air pollution affects everyone’s health, but not equally.
We may be exposed to higher levels of air pollution because of where we live, and children, older people and people with existing health conditions experience the health harms of dirty air more than others.
By coming together to take action on air pollution in our communities, we can help everyone live healthier and longer lives, boost our local economies, and make our towns and cities cleaner and greener.
Right now, councillors across the country are deciding what changes to deliver for their community. Will you help put clean air on their agenda?
This Clean Air Day, call on your local councillor to champion clean air in your community: cleanairday.org.uk
Air pollution affects everyone’s health, but not equally.
We may be exposed to higher levels of air pollution because of where we live, and children, older people and people with existing health conditions experience the health harms of dirty air more than others.
By coming together to take action on air pollution in our communities, we can help everyone live healthier and longer lives, boost our local economies, and make our towns and cities cleaner and greener.
Right now, councillors across the country are deciding what changes to deliver for their community. Will you help put clean air on their agenda?
This Clean Air Day, call on your local councillor to champion clean air in your community by heading to the link in our bio.
@globalactplan #CleanAirDay
[Note: Remember to add cleanairday.org.uk to your bio or link manager]
BlueSky
Air pollution affects everyone’s health, but not equally. You may be exposed to higher levels of air pollution because of where you live, and children, older people and people with health conditions experience the harms more than others. This #CleanAirDay, help put clean air on the agenda: cleanairday.org.uk
4. Co-Benefits of Cleaner Air
Facebook/LinkedIn/Mastodon
Air pollution is the biggest environmental risk to our health. Reducing levels of harmful air pollution in our communities will have health benefits for us all, helping both children and adults live longer and healthier lives.
By tackling toxic air, we can also boost our local economy as breathing cleaner air improves productivity, reduces sick days and helps alleviate the burden on our NHS.
Many of the solutions that will deliver cleaner air, like improving public transport and decarbonising our homes, will also help us cut carbon emissions and protect our natural environment.
Right now, councillors across the country are deciding what changes to deliver for their community. This #CleanAirDay, write to your local councillor to ensure clean air is on their agenda: cleanairday.org.uk
Air pollution is the biggest environmental risk to our health. Reducing levels of harmful air pollution in our communities will have health benefits for us all, helping both children and adults live longer and healthier lives.
By tackling toxic air, we can also boost our local economies and protect our natural environment.
Right now, councillors across the country are deciding what changes to deliver for their community. This #CleanAirDay, write to your local councillor to ensure clean air is on their agenda by heading to the link in our bio.
@globalactplan
[Note: Remember to add cleanairday.org.uk to your bio or link manager]
BlueSky
Air pollution is the biggest environmental risk to our health. Right now, your councillor is deciding what changes to deliver for your community. This #CleanAirDay, write to them and ensure clean air is on their agenda: cleanairday.org.uk
5. Let’s take action together
Facebook/LinkedIn/Mastodon
Air pollution is linked to a range of health problems throughout our lives including premature birth, childhood asthma, heart and lung disease, diabetes and strokes.
Reducing levels of harmful air pollution in our communities will have health benefits for us all, now and in the future.
Cleaning up dirty air will not only improve everyone’s health, but it can also boost our local economies and protect our natural environments.
This #CleanAirDay, join people across the country in calling on local councillors to commit to cleaning up the air: cleanairday.org.uk
Let’s come together to clean up the air in our communities!
Air pollution is linked to a range of health problems throughout our lives including premature birth, childhood asthma, heart and lung disease, diabetes and strokes.
Reducing levels of harmful air pollution in our communities will have health benefits for us all, now and in the future.
Cleaning up dirty air will not only improve everyone’s health, but it can also boost our local economies and protect our natural environments.
This #CleanAirDay, join people across the country in calling on local councillors to commit to cleaning up the air by heading to the link in our bio.
Let’s come together to clean up the air in our communities!
@globalactplan #CleanAirDay
[Note: Remember to add cleanairday.org.uk to your bio or link manager]
BlueSky
Reducing levels of harmful air pollution in our communities will have immediate health benefits for all of us. This #CleanAirDay, join people across the country in calling on local councillors to commit to cleaning up the air: cleanairday.org.uk
Newsletter copy
Note: For use ahead of Clean Air Day (18 June 2026)
Clean Air Day is just around the corner!
We’re supporting this year’s campaign on Thursday 18 June by calling on councillors to champion clean air in their local communities.
Air pollution is the biggest environmental risk to our health. Breathing in dirty air impacts us all and is linked to a range of health problems throughout our lives – from premature birth and childhood asthma to heart and lung disease, diabetes and strokes in later life.
Right now, councillors across the country are deciding what changes to deliver for their community. Together, we can ensure clean air is on their agenda.
This Clean Air Day, take two minutes to write to your councillor, asking them to champion clean air in your community!
By coming together to take action on air pollution in our communities, we can help everyone live healthier and longer lives, boost our local economies and protect our natural environment. Will you join us?
Website copy
Call on your councillor this Clean Air Day
Air pollution is the biggest environmental risk to our health.
Breathing in toxic air impacts us all and is linked to a range of health problems throughout our lives – from premature birth and childhood asthma to heart and lung disease, diabetes and strokes in later life.
Reducing levels of harmful air pollution in our communities will have immediate health benefits for everyone, helping both children and adults live longer and healthier lives.
Right now, councillors across the country are deciding what changes to deliver for their community. Together, we can ensure clean air is on their agenda.
That’s why we’re supporting Clean Air Day on Thursday 18 June. Join us by taking two minutes to call on your local councillor to champion clean air in your community.
You can find your local councillor’s contact details as well as a template email for you to use at cleanairday.org.uk
Jump to the comms packs for:
Local Authorities & Non-Campaigning Organisations
Local Councillors
Clean Air Day is brought to you by Global Action Plan and happens thanks to the help of our valued partners.
Action For Clean Air is brought to you by Global Action Plan. Charity registered in England and Wales number 1026148, and in Scotland number SC041260. Tel: 0204 566 9904. © 2026
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