Municipal Dreams
The history of council housing
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Council Housing in Norwich: ‘I thought we were ever so posh’
The fine city of Norwich is known for its castle, cathedral and Canaries. I won’t detract from those, particularly the latter, but it deserves to be better known for its council housing. By the 1970s, Norwich had the highest proportion of c...
Municipal Saltash: a ‘Borough Town’
Municipal Dreams is on holiday but, while some of you might come down to the West Country to lie on a beach, his relentless quest for all things municipal continues. The Cornish town of Saltash on the banks of the Tamar provided surprisingl...
The Pepys Estate, Deptford: ‘a Tale of Two Cities’
If you’ve been following recent posts, you will have read already about the award-winning design and prestige of the Pepys Estate in its earliest years and its subsequent reputation as a crime-ridden and racist ‘problem estate’. Today’s bri...
The Pepys Estate, Deptford: from ‘Showcase’ to ‘Nightmare’
We left the Pepys Estate, recently constructed and a prestige GLC scheme, in a good place last week. It was popular and well-regarded: (1)
People were fighting to move onto [the Estate] and the lucky ones felt privileged. They were proud...
The Pepys Estate, Deptford: for ‘the peaceful enjoyment and well-being of Londoners’
The Pepys Estate was famous, then it was infamous, now it just looks and feels like a pretty decent place to live. It was a GLC showpiece before it became (or was portrayed as) a ‘nightmare’. Its stories of crime and race and controversial...
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I am the author of 'Municipal Dreams: the Rise and Fall of Council Housing' (Verso, 2019) and 'A History of Council Housing in 100 Estates' (RIBA Books, 2023).
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