Council leader Jonathan Nunn says the money is 'great news' given the authority's net zero hopes.
West Northamptonshire Council has been given more than £290,000 in government grants to improve air quality.Funding would be used for monitoring and surveys to identify patterns of fuel use in the area, the authority said.
Jonathan Nunn, leader of the council, said it was "great news" given the council's net zero commitments. The authority has received £292,378 - in addition to £148,297 it received in the financial year 2021-22 - which focused on traffic management to improve air quality. Other work with the new funding will look at advising residents on how to burn solid fuels, like coal and wood, effectively and give details of alternative options.
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