Exactly the same

The Telegraph, or the “Torygraph” is not an unbiased source on this matter.

Welcome to the thread mate.

I think you actually get the opposite effect buy funnelling breezes between narrow streets to create areas of higher flow. I believe this is called the Venturi effect, here’s a bit about it in terms of architecture; https://resources.system-analysis.cadence.com/blog/2022-utilizing-the-venturi-effect-for-natural-ventilation-in-buildings