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Stratford Climate Action @suaclimate.bsky.social · 01/02/2026

We were given a sample copy of the book "How to reduce your carbon emissions" by Tony Duckenfield published by @lppbooks.bsky.social. People have found it helpful: it’s practical, down to earth and discusses barriers to action as well as giving tips for success. ISBN: 978-1916749429

Cover of "How To Reduce Your Carbon Emissions" book by Tony Duckenfield, subtitled "...and save money on your bills". Published by the London Publishing Partnership. ISBN: 978-1916749429

The cover art is a pile of blue jeans folded up.

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Sarah Finch @sarahfinch.bsky.social · 17/01/2025

Thank you @lppbooks.bsky.social for my review copy of ' The Law of Net Zero and Nature Positive', a new book by lawyers at @39essexchambers.bsky.social It looks super useful for anyone working in these vital areas. I will share my thoughts when I've read (at least some of) it.

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LPP Books @lppbooks.bsky.social · 18/06/2025

Delighted to have two LPP books (one published in association with the CEME and the IEA) included in Martin Wolf's "Best summer books of 2025: Economics" in the @financialtimes.com today. See www.ft.com/content/5340... for more!

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Sarah Finch @sarahfinch.bsky.social · 15/02/2025

I was pleased to receive a review copy of ‘The Law of Net Zero and Nature Positive’, a new book by barristers at @39essexchambers.bsky.social But barely qualified to review it. I've shared some thoughts here: sarahfinch.co.uk?p=111

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Owen Blacker @owen.blacker.me.uk · 12/09/2024

Very excited that my copy of @richardpope.org’s new book arrived yesterday. I read the first 50some pages last night and it's already clear that this is an absolute must-read for anyone in civic tech—or public service more widely. Run, don't walk: londonpublishingpartnership.co.uk/books/platfo...

A paperback book called Platformland: An anatomy of next-generation pubic devices, by Richard Pope. The white cover has colourful flow-chart shapes in a nice grid.

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Matt Skinner @skinnerm.bsky.social · 11/09/2024

That’s a great (self) gift to arrive home to @richardpope.org @lppbooks.bsky.social 🙌

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Jeni Tennison @jenitennison.com · 11/09/2024

It's arrived! So excited to get into @richardpope.org's book. Get your copy early from @lppbooks.bsky.social and you get stickers! londonpublishingpartnership.co.uk/books/platfo...

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Tim Paul @timpaul.co.uk · 06/09/2024

📣Richard's new book is really good - a quietly radical reimagining of public services. Lucid, challenging and thought-provoking - I loved it, you should totally get it!

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Nikola Goger @nikolagoger.bsky.social · 07/09/2024

Very excited about reading @richardpope.org 's new book #Platformland and to see how it overlaps with Reuse by Design medium.com/share-reuse/...

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Jamie Arnold @jamiearnold.com · 07/09/2024

Postie delivered your book this morning @richardpope.org. Love the stickers and stencils 😎

“Platformland - an anatomy of next-generation public services” a book by Richard Pope

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Emily Webber @ewebber.bsky.social · 07/09/2024

Yay it’s #platformlandday - get yours at londonpublishingpartnership.co.uk/books/platfo... by @richardpope.org

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Vicky Teinaki @vickytnz.bsky.social · 07/09/2024

Look what came today in the post

Platformland by Richard Pope
with stickers

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Diane Coyle @dianecoyle1859.bsky.social · 03/09/2024

A good day to read Gill Kernick’s book: www.amazon.co.uk/Catastrophe-...

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Richard Pope @richardpope.org · 30/08/2024

That time when a Conservative government 'picked a winner' in the nascent British computer industry, the BBC was mandated to expand its remit beyond broadcasting, and we all ended up carrying the results around in our pockets. The past is a different future. arstechnica.com/features/202...