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23Oct

Brighton Residential Weekend

Cheng Kin Ku Building, 5th floor - Student Common Room
Friday 23 October 2026 12.30pm to Sunday 25 October 2026 - 11am
Brighton

Brighton Residential Weekend

23 OCTOBER – 25 OCTOBER

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Discover the perfect blend of legal enlightenment and coastal charm with the Weekend Trip to Brighton, brought to you by LSE Law School.

Spectacular Location: Our base camp is the luxurious Leonardo Royal Hotel, where you’ll rest in comfort after days of exploration.

Diverse Activities: From guided walking tours that uncover Brighton’s hidden gems to Quiz Night to Karaoke Night for unleashing your inner pop star, there’s something for everyone.

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY

  • Please join the wait list here if this event is sold out.
  • The LSE Law School are offering a limited number of bursaries to cover the £130 student cost of the trip to Brighton. If you would like to go on the trip but are worried that the cost is unaffordable to you due to your financial restraints you can apply for one of these bursaries. Please note that you need to purchase a ticket before applying for the bursary. If successful, you will be reimbursed. The deadline for submitting this form 2 October. We will inform you if you have been award a bursary after the deadline. Please complete this form, link here.
  • Due to the hotel refund policy, we are only able to process refunds until 02/10/2026, 12pm. After that, we won't be accepting any refund requests.
  • You will be sharing your room with someone from the same gender
  • Travel to and from Brighton will be by train. You will need to collect your ticket at CKK, 5th floor reception from 9:30am Thursday 22 October until 4:30pm Friday 23 October. Please bring your LSE Student ID as you will be required to scan this to collect your train ticket. Students are responsible for collecting their train ticket to Brighton prior to the trip. Please note that the school will not reimburse or replace lost, damaged, or misplaced tickets. It is the student's responsibility to ensure their ticket is kept safe once collected.

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