Raising vital issues about the future of London's physical and social environment at a time of rapid change, they will consider what life will be like for Londoners in the years leading up to and beyond 2012.

 

They are an opportunity for all Londoners to debate what kind of city they want to live in, with high profile participants from architecture, politics, business and the media.

 

The four evening debates are:

 

Hardeep Singh Kohli, Boris Johnson, Neal Lawson, Lynsey Hanley, Ivan Massow,

Tony Travers, Emma Peters, Nigel Coates, Oliver Marc Hartwich, Saskia Sassen,

Alex De Rijke, Danny Sriskandarajah

SATURDAY 23 JUNE, TURBINE HALL, 19.30: THE 2012 WISH LIST: WHAT DO YOU WANT FOR LONDON?

Paul Finch, Zaha Hadid, Camilla Batmanghelidjh, Fritz Haeg, Helen Marriage,

Tom Coward, Celine Condorelli, Shaun Bailey, John Bird

SUNDAY 24 JUNE, TURBINE HALL, 19.30: HOW CAN A BOOM TOWN BE GREEN?  

Justin Rowlatt, Alex James, James Woudhuysen, Sian Berry, Alejandro Gutierrez,

Sunand Prasad, Andy Neather, Peter Bishop

MONDAY 25 JUNE, TURBINE HALL, 19.30: CAN LONDON BE BOTH BIG AND BEAUTIFUL? 

Janet Street-Porter, Richard Rogers, Michael Snyder, Shumon Basar, Tristram

Hunt, Sarah Gaventa, Sean Griffiths, Piers Gough, Ricky Burdett

 

Plus a free daytime debate for the youth of London (no booking necessary):
MONDAY 25 JUNE, STARR AUDITORIUM, 13.30: GENERATION LONDON

Sally Tallant, Zoe Williams, Marina Benjamin, The Brit Performing Arts and

Technology School, Capital City Academy, Highbury Grove School, Villiers High

School

 

Tickets £8 (£5 concession)

To book, call Tate Ticketing on: 020 7887 8888 or visit www.debatelondon.com