There is currently only one active Air Quality Management Area (AQMA) remaining in Warwick District. You can view details of our active and revoked designation in the links below or see a map of all air quality management areas.
Following sustained, year-on-year improvements in air quality, the Council has successfully revoked four of its original five AQMAs.
Current AQMA orders
Revoked AQMA orders
- Warwick (Variation) AQMA (Order no. 2)
- Kenilworth (Warwick Road) AQMA (Order no.4)
- Kenilworth (New Street) AQMA (Order no.5)
- Warwick (Coventry Road) AQMA (Order no.7)
Following a review of air quality in Kenilworth and Warwick (Coventry Road), nitrogen dioxide (NO2) levels have met national standards for four consecutive years. Cabinet agreed to revoke these three AQMAs on 15 March 2024.
Following six consecutive years of meeting the national standards for NO2, Cabinet agreed on 22 July 2026 to revoke the Warwick AQMA Order No.2.
With four AQMAs now revoked, the Council’s active focus turns to the district’s remaining Leamington Spa AQMA. NO2 monitoring in this area has met national standards for the past three years. To ensure this improvement is permanent before seeking Defra approval for revocation, active monitoring and targeted measures under our Air Quality Action Plan (AQAP) will continue.
Revoking an AQMA does not mean monitoring stops. NO2 levels will continue to be monitored across all revoked areas to ensure compliance and track ongoing air quality improvements.