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  1. A heatwave in Kew Gardens, west London, led to a water-related incident on May 29, 2026.

Record high temperatures and heatwaves were experienced in Kew Gardens, London.

25 reports, 23 independent Updated Aug 14
Gone quiet Reached 21 outlets in its first 24 hours
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25
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Record high temperatures and heatwaves were experienced in Kew Gardens, London.

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  1. Operational changes at Kew Gardens due to extreme heat.1 source
  2. Met Office monitored temperature records during the heatwave, while Twitter was used as a platform for official updates.Sub-event
  3. Extreme heat conditions affected Network Rail operations in London, involving Balfour Beatty.Sub-event
  4. Heatwave conditions reported in Kew Gardens, London, reaching record high temperatures.1 source
  5. Fire incident at the park in south-west London during the heatwave.1 source
  6. Minister Maud Bregeon served during the extreme weather event in London.1 source

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