More about the effects of heat on Barnes, now and in future

Heatwaves killed 400 of the trees at Kew Gardens

Story 224: One was saved as a call to action

Jun 25 • Andy Conroy

Some progress. Much more required

Story 222: .. .. today

Jun 24 • Andy Conroy

Why didn’t Barnes flood?

Story 223: And why luck is not a climate strategy

Jun 23 • Andy Conroy

You thought 1976 was hot? Wait until 2056

Story 221: UK could see 45ºC by 2056, says Met Office

Jun 22 • Andy Conroy

Reading, thank you. Berkshire, not books.

Story 220: Celebrating Climate Stripes

Jun 20 • Andy Conroy

British homes need air conditioning to survive predicted levels of global heating, warn government climate advisers

Story 206: The UK should prepare for 2ºC of global warming by 2050

May 26 • Andy Conroy

A first for Barnes: a public building purpose-built for climate resilience

Story 204: Updated proposals for Vine Road Project

May 18 • Andy Conroy

This photo is a test. What do you see?

May 10 • Andy Conroy

What sort of weather can we expect in Barnes over next 25 years?

And why we need to take heat more seriously. Story 149

Dec 3, 2025 • Andy Conroy

How climate, one way or another, will change Richmond

Richmond Council has explained how life in the borough might feel different over the next 18 years because of the changing climate - Story 82

May 28, 2025 • Andy Conroy

Climate Emergency is not forecast — it’s London’s reality

What connects the Emergency and the Bridge - story 49

Mar 22, 2025 • Andy Conroy

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