LentTermSeminars 2016

LSE London's 2016 Lent term seminar series begins on the 18th of January. Speakers from within and beyond LSE will focus on London's current economic and political environment London, covering relevant issues such as development options for London, the 2016 London mayoral election, localism in London, as well as the British planning system.

Presenters include academics and practitioners from relevant fields. Each seminar is chaired by one of the members of LSE London, while speaker’s presentations, available podcasts and any other related documents are posted here regularly after each session .

The seminar is held every Monday at 20 Kingsway (KSW), Room G.01, from 17:00 to 18:30 located at the LSE, map and directions here.

For more information, please contact LSE London at: lselondon@lse.ac. uk

	Programme Room KSW G.01, 17:00 - 18:30
18 January	Gavin Parker University of Reading 'Neighbourhood planning'
25 January	Sakiba Gurda London Borough of Islington ‘London – a view from a borough’
1 February	Duncan Bowie University of Westminster ‘Beyond the compact city: a review of the development options for London and the Southeast’
8 February	John Lett Greater London Authority ‘Issues for the new mayor’
22 February	Denis Dillion First Rung London ‘Tottenham after the riots’
29 February	Richard Lee Just Space ‘Community visions for the next London Plan’ Towards a Community-Led Plan for London Ideas for discussion and debate
7 March	Jane Wills Queen Mary, University of London ‘Localism in London’
14 March	Peter Rees University College London 'The death of the British planning system'