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Opinion

Why London homes feel like ovens during heatwaves

As temperatures rise during the European summer months, residents across the British capital face an uncomfortable annual phenomenon: stifling heat inside their own homes. While walking outdoors might feel tolerable, stepping into a London house or flat on a sunny day often feels like walking straight into a greenhouse.

· 04 August 2026
Why London homes feel like ovens during heatwaves

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