Key facts
- Brighton and Hove City Council launched a campaign against wood-burning stoves in December 2024.
- The council cited concerns over deadly air pollution from stoves and open fires.
- The adverts were banned because they provided no evidence for their claims.
Brighton and Hove City Council initiated a campaign in December 2024 to discourage the use of wood-burning stoves and open fires in homes. The council stated that these appliances produce deadly air pollution. However, the advertising campaign has since been banned. The reason for the ban is that the adverts were found to provide no evidence to support their claims regarding the dangers of wood-burning stoves.
