Oxford plans to leapfrog London with world's first Zero Emission Zone
Authorities plan to drive air pollution down to 'near background levels' by 2035 under radical new air quality plans
Oxford is planning to steal a march on London to become the UK city with the most ambitious plans to tackle air pollution, authorities announced yesterday. The city unveiled plans for the 2020 introduction...
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