Air Conditioning News

Air conditioning will be installed in all London bus driver cabs by next summer, following a campaign for improved working conditions during heatwaves.

Strikes by London bus drivers on the Arriva network have been called off after an agreement was reached regarding air conditioning in hot weather. The deal reso

A new survey reveals that more people in six major European nations, including the UK, prefer encouraging air conditioning adoption over reducing carbon emissio

Passengers on a Ryanair flight reportedly experienced extreme discomfort, including stripping, vomiting, and collapsing, due to a lack of air conditioning.

Searches for homes with air conditioning in the UK have surged by 104% this summer, driven by intensifying heatwaves, indicating a shift in buyer priorities and

Nurses are reportedly collapsing in hospitals due to extreme heat, with temperatures reaching 36C in aging buildings lacking air conditioning, according to a un

Councils are relocating approximately 60 families from Britannia Point after their air conditioning was reportedly disabled without warning during recent heatwa

A London bus driver criticized Sadiq Khan after the mayor claimed TfL workers would not be penalized for refusing to drive hot vehicles, following heatwaves in

Children were hospitalized after the air conditioning in a tower block was turned off during a UK heatwave, with one parent reporting her one-year-old daughter

Europeans are increasingly purchasing air conditioning units due to record heatwaves and health concerns, marking a cultural shift as AC is now seen as essentia

Families in temporary housing in London were initially denied use of in-built air conditioning, leading to two children being hospitalized during heatwaves, tho

The Liberal Democrats are advocating for air conditioning in schools, hospitals, and new homes, stating that the UK is unprepared for extreme heat as another he

The Liberal Democrats propose that all new UK homes should be built with air conditioning to address the climate crisis, stating that current housing stock is u

Experts suggest that this summer's wildfires, deadly heatwaves, and increased demand for air conditioning in places like Dublin offer a clear indication of how

Consumers in Britain are facing frustration as air conditioning units quickly sell out during a heatwave, only to reappear on eBay at significantly inflated pri

Japanese authorities are questioning the country's high dependence on air conditioning, with nearly all subways and 90% of apartments being air-conditioned, a p

UK businesses are reporting a surge in employees returning to offices, opting for air-conditioned workspaces over working from home during the current heatwave.