Public Lectures: East End Figures

 

Held on: Tuesday 15th April, 7-9:30pm

 

Speaker: Alan Hudson

 

The East End was once a hive of activity for refugees, revolutionaries and radicals. Who were these people, what role did they play, what can we learn from them? Who is making a noise now and what do they have to say?

 

Alan Hudson, Director, Leadership Programmes for China, Oxford University Department for Continuing Education, Fellow of Kellogg College, Oxford, and co-author of Basildon: The mood of the nation and The Twenty-first Century City: The making of citizens.

 

Listen to the audio pod of this lecture below (or right-click here to download and save the file).

 

This audio pod was produced by WORLDwrite's London Behind the Scenes programme. For more information about WORLDwrite's other projects please go to www.worldwrite.org.uk.