London's historic parks damaged by drought and storms
A new report warns London's treasured green spaces, including The Royal Parks and Kew, are already being damaged by extreme weather. Park managers contend with inadequate footpaths and water management infrastructure, while trees succumb to drought and gales. A report by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Historic England highlights insufficient financial support and guidance for sites to adjust to climate change.
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