Join us at the LSE for the launch of our 2017 Audit of UK Democracy

On Thursday 12 October at 6.30pm Democratic Audit is launching our 2017 Audit of UK Democracy at the LSE with a discussion of the Grenfell disaster’s lessons for local government, public housing and social justice. Speakers include Lynsey Hanley, the author of Estates: An Intimate History, Prof Colin Copus and Prof Patrick Dunleavy, the co-director of Democratic Audit. 

Everyone is welcome – just turn up. You can find full details of the event here and a map of the LSE showing Clement House, where the Hong Kong Theatre is located.

The hashtag for this event is #2017Audit

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