Peter Apps's profile photo

Peter Apps

London

Contributing Editor at Inside Housing

Writer at Freelance

Inside Housing + freelance elsewhere. Author of Orwell Prize winning Show Me The Bodies - How We Let Grenfell Happen. https://t.co/3MjBC9cplw

Featured in: Favicon insidehousing.co.uk Favicon dailymail.co.uk Favicon estadao.com.br Favicon indiatimes.com Favicon lanacion.com.ar Favicon livemint.com Favicon japantimes.co.jp Favicon channelnewsasia.com Favicon abs-cbn.com Favicon afr.com

Articles

  • BSR is ‘preventing unsafe homes from being built’, deputy director says

    1 month ago | insidehousing.co.uk | Peter Apps

    BSR is ‘preventing unsafe homes from being built’, deputy director saysThe Building Safety Regulator’s (BSR) processes are preventing unsafe homes from being built, with applications rejected for “fundamental” failures to show compliance, its deputy director has said.

  • BSR is ‘preventing unsafe homes from being built’, deputy director says

    1 month ago | insidehousing.co.uk | Peter Apps

    NewsThe Building Safety Regulator’s (BSR) processes are preventing unsafe homes from being built, with applications rejected for “fundamental” failures to show compliance, its deputy director has said.

  • ‘Assure yourself, and you will have a much easier time assuring us’ - in conversation with the Building Safety Regulator

    1 month ago | insidehousing.co.uk | Peter Apps

    ‘Assure yourself, and you will have a much easier time assuring us’ – in conversation with the Building Safety RegulatorInside Housing’s contributing editor Peter Apps meets Tim Galloway, deputy director of the Building Safety Regulator, to talk about delays, rejections and how the sector could navigate the new system more smoothly

  • The Kiziak saga - what went wrong and what happens now

    1 month ago | insidehousing.co.uk | Peter Apps

    When the residents of Hamilton House in Poplar, east London, received the results of their EWS1 survey, they breathed a sigh of relief. It was June 2020, shortly after the first COVID-19 lockdown ended, and the building safety crisis was wreaking havoc with the leaseholders’ already-disrupted lives. After the Grenfell fire, theyhad been told cladding on their Thameside St David’s Square development was not the same as that used on the tower in west London.

  • Revealed: more than 200 Ronan Point-style blocks still have gas and may not have had strengthening work

    Mar 13, 2025 | insidehousing.co.uk | Peter Apps

    News2.00 PM More than 200 tower blocks built in a method prone to collapse still have a gas supply and may not have had recommended strengthening works carried out, figures obtained by Inside Housing reveal.

Contact details

Emails

[email protected]

Socials & Sites

Try JournoFinder For Free

Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.

Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →

Coverage map

X (formerly Twitter)

Followers
26K
Tweets
19K
DMs Open
Yes
Peter Apps
Peter Apps @PeteApps
16 Jun 25

RT @56aInfoshop: This is extraordinarily good and a useful analysis of the Berkeley Homes development plan for the Aylesham Shopping Centre…

Peter Apps
Peter Apps @PeteApps
16 Jun 25

Important series of questions here 👇

Common Wealth
Common Wealth @Cmmonwealth

Today marks 8 years since the Grenfell fire which claimed the lives of 72 people. The companies who manufactured the ACM cladding still receive public contracts. As demands for corporate accountability grow, we have the following questions for the Government. 🧵

Peter Apps
Peter Apps @PeteApps
16 Jun 25

RT @Cmmonwealth: @PeteApps https://t.co/yaztHbosai