AIR quality in Suffolk coastal remains generally good but two problem areas are still causing concern, according to latest reports.

Members of the public are now invited to comment on the findings .

Suffolk Coastal District Council has published a progress report to give residents an update on air quality.

While it is generally good there are two areas of concern – the junction of Lime Kiln Quay Road, Thoroughfare and St John’s Street in Woodbridge and the area at Dooley Inn, Ferry Lane, Felixstowe.

The areas have been a worry for some time and both were made Air Quality Management Areas (AQMA) in a bid to drive improvement.

The district council has also published a further assessment for Ferry Lane. It shows all pollutants except for nitrogen oxide are an acceptable level.

The AQMA will remain in place and a draft action plan will be drawn up to try and help reduce levels of the gas.

Andrew Nunn, cabinet member for the green environment, said: “Our progress report confirms that there are no new areas of concern.

“Across the district air quality remains generally good, with just a couple of areas of concern in Felixstowe and Woodbridge.”

To view the reports visit www.suffolkcoastal.gov.uk/yourdistrict/envprotection/airquality or visit council offices in Woodbridge or Felixstowe.

Comments can be sent to environmental protection at the council’s offices, Melton Hill, Woodbridge IP12 1AU, or emailed to environmental.protection@suffolkcoastal.gov.uk by March 1, 2011.