Young Urbanists present: Politics and the Built Environment
Join for an evening examining the role of politics in the built environment with speaker Emily Clinton
Date: Thursday 1 May 2025
Time: Doors open at 18:10 / Discussion begins at 18:30
Location: 70 Cowcross St, London EC1M 6EJ
Join the AoU's Young Urbanists for an event examining the role of politics in the built environment. We will explore:
- How shifts in political landscapes and evolving policies affect the built environment and its design, urban planning, and development
- What are the key influences driving these shifts
- How do local election cycles impact the progression of projects
- What this round of local elections could have in store
This event is organised by members of the AoU's Young Urbanist network but is open to everyone, both AoU Members and Non-Members.
Book your place below to join us on Thursday 1 May as we dive into this topic for a understanding of politics and its impact.
Speaker
Emily Clinton
Emily plays a pivotal role in shaping strategic decisions for clients across the built environment by providing critical intel at every stage of a project’s life cycle. As the Manager of LCA’s highly regarded Insight Team, she monitors political and policy developments in housing, planning and transport, ensuring that clients and colleagues stay ahead of industry shifts.
With a background in politics and contemporary history, Emily connects the worlds of policy and urban development, helping to guide projects from conception through to completion and beyond. Her deep understanding of the political landscape positions her as a trusted partner in delivering transformative outcomes.
LCA is an integrated communications agency for the built environment and works with leading organisations, brands and destinations, placing them at the heart of conversations, building trust, changing perceptions and inspiring action.
