Folkestone & Hythe District Council can tell residents what nitrogen dioxide was beside a particular road to a tenth of a microgram. What it still cannot tell them is how much PM2.5 they actually breathed there. That is the gap at the centre of the district’s air-quality story. FHDC’s latest annual report states plainly that there is no direct monitoring of either PM10 or PM2.5 anywhere in the district. Instead, it relies on Defra computer-model…
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