UK's first ban on diesel vehicles approved in Bristol
The scheme, which requires new government legislation, would take effect from 2021 and aims to achieve compliance with legal pollutant levels by 2025
Bristol is set to become the first UK city to ban diesel cars as it works to tackle illegal levels of air pollution. Following a public consultation, Bristol City Council yesterday approved proposals...
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