§ Malcolm BruceTo ask the Secretary of State for Environment Food and Rural Affairs which of the
Site name Site type1 Species measured2 Start date London A3 Roadside Roadside NOx, CO, PM10, 20 March 1997 London Bexley Suburban 03,NOx, CO, SO2, PM10, 1 May 1994 London Bloomsbury Urban Centre 03,NOx,CO,SO2,PM0,benzene 23 January 1992 London Brent Urban Background 03,NOx,CO,SO2,PM10, 26 January 1996 London Bromley Roadside NOx,CO 11 August 1998 Camden Roadside Kerbside NOx,PM10, 16 May 1996 London Cromwell Road Roadside NOx, CO,SO2, 20 May 1998 London Eltham Suburban 03,NOx, SO2,PM10 1 April 1996 London Hackney Urban Centre 03, NOx,CO 6 January 1997 Haringey Roadside Roadside NOx,PM10, benzene 16 May 1996 London Haringey Urban Centre 03, 16 May 1996 London Hillingdon Suburban 03, NOx, CO, SO2, PM10 3 July 1996 Hounslow Roadside Roadside 03,NOx,CO 16 September 1997 London N. Kensington Urban Background 03, NOx,CO,SO2,PM10,(T+G) 1 April 1996 London Lewisham Urban Centre 03, NOx, SO2, 16 April 1997 London Marylebone Road' Roadside 03,NOx,CO,SO2,PM10,(T+G), benzene, 1,3–butadiene 17 July 1997 London Southwark Urban Centre 03,NOx,CO,SO2, 14 February 1997 Southwark Roadside Roadside NOx,CO,SO2, 1 April 1997 London Teddington Urban Background NOx,SO2,03, 8 August 1996 Tower Hamlets Roadside Roadside NOx,CO 1 April 1996 Thurrock Urban Background 03,NOx,CO,SO2,PM10, 15 September 1996 London Wandsworth Urban Centre 03,NOx,SO2,CO 1 April 1996 West London Urban Background NOx,CO 1 January 1987 London Westminster Urban Background 03, NOx, CO,SO2,PM10,(G only) 17 July 2001 1Site types are described as follows: Kerbside: A site sampling within 1 metre of the edge of a busy road. Roadside: A site sampling between 1 metre of the edge of a busy road and the back of the pavement. Typically this will be within 5 metres of the road, with a sampling height of 2–3 metres. Urban Centre: A non-kerbside site, located in an area representative of typical population exposure in town or city centres (e.g. pedestrian precincts and shopping areas). This is likely to be strongly influenced by vehicle emissions, as well as other general urban sources of pollution. Sampling at or near breathing—zone heights (1.4–4 metres) will be applicable. Urban Background: An urban location distanced from sources and therefore broadly representative of city—wide background conditions e.g. elevated locations, parks and urban residential areas. Suburban: A location type situated in a residential area on the outskirts of a town or city. Will be influenced by several sources of pollution including traffic, commercial, space heating. regional transport. urban plume downwind of a city. 2Pollutant species: 03—ozone; NO,—oxides of nitrogen (include nitrogen dioxide); CO-carbon monoxide: S0,—sulphur dioxide; PM,,,—particulate matter of aerodynamic diameter less than 10 micrometres. PM,0 monitoring is carried out using either the TEOM (Tapered Element Oscillating Microbalance; T in table above) or Gravimetric sampling (G in table above). Monitoring is by TEOM alone unless otherwise stated. 3London Marylebone Road is a research site and is used for a variety of monitoring projects mostly involving measurement of airborne particulate matter.