Peter’s Substack
Peter AppsMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 107 | Subscribers | Read | peteapps.substack.com |
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A clumsy patching up of a broken system: Khan and Reed cut London's affordable housing targets
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The Building Safety Regulator and delays to fixing existing buildings. What's gone wrong and how to fix it?
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'A hypocrite and a non-serious politician' - Starmer's constituents hit out as building safety case looms
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Build, baby, build (with lower rates of affordable housing in London)
The housing secretary's Alan Partridge populism is not the answer we need
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I am a freelance journalist focusing on housing. My book Show Me The Bodies in 2022 about the build up to the Grenfell Tower fire won the Orwell Prize in 2023. My personal substack is here: https://peteapps.substack.com/
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