Hello and welcome to the Pompey Politics Podcast, the podcast where we discuss matters of international, national and local importance in a calm, measured and in curious way to get to the heart of the matter. I'm Ian Tiny Morris.

And I'm Simon Sandsbury. Welcome everybody. Evening in. Good evening.

And yeah, but we're local this week, aren't we?

So we are talking about Portsmouth and it's, should we say, perhaps questionable air quality and what might be done about it.

And as always with matters of such importance, rather than us too

blathering on, we've got an array of knowledgeable guests and some, I don't like to use

the word old friends of the podcast, but definitely some folk who we've heard from before.

Yeah, indeed we do. And just before I go and introduce those, please do remember to

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But without further ado, let's introduce our three air quality campaigners to the show.

Good evening, everyone.

Hello.

Hi.

Hello, then. Hello there.

So welcome Viola, Rod and Tim.

Thank you very much for giving us part of your Sunday evening.

So we really, really appreciate that.

Let's get right into our questions.

So the easiest way to do that is just to ask you to introduce yourself.

So if I'll go around the virtual room, if you like, Viola, would you mind going first?

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