However, it is not just cars causing the problems, according to public protection manager Mike Southcombe, but domestic and commercial heating too.
AIR quality in York did not improve last year, according to the author of a report into the state of pollution in the city.
However, it is not just cars causing the problems, according to public protection manager Mike Southcombe, but domestic and commercial heating too.
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